world relations and will surely affect the future of due process. What amendments affect genetically created organisms? How can the court help police and the FBI control identity theft within the restraints of Due Process? Also with the increasing religious conflicts throughout the world will changes need to be made in the Constitution to affect the interactions on a global level? I see Due Process changing in the future especially with the First amendment. This is due to the effect of the Internet on everything today. How can such ideas as “clear and present danger” from the Schenck vs. U. S. (1919) preside over the Internet, a battle ground that exists only as data and information? This is further complicated by Gitlow vs. New York (1925) that gives police the right to punish that which corrupts public morals, incites crime, or disturbs the peace. How can Internet and technological information transfer possibly be controlled due to its complexity and distribution?Due Process will be upheld because it is specifically needed in the area of violence due to specific issues such as racism, drugs, and illiteracy. This was discussed in the “FBI expert predicts violent future” we received. If his ideas on violence are correct through 2005 Due Processes ideas on protecting the innocent vs. Crime Controls idea of enforcing law will be very important to spare those indirectly involved in crimes such as bombings, hijacking, terrorism, and organized crime. This is prevalent in the Race Riots currently occurring in Cinncinnati, where white police officers are killing an alarming rate of blacks during riots and outbreaks. Are they truly enforcing law and at the same time protecting the innocent or has their bigotry corrupted even the people on a level of justice we are supposed to live by?Due Process has had a long history from its conception from the Magna Charta in the 13th century to its present day effects. ...
