The U.S. Supreme Court decides if a law restricts any liberties listed in, or implied by, the Bill of Rights. However, it has not stated exactly which rights are implied. The Supreme Court has held under the 14th Amendment most of the Bill of Rights also applies to state governments (due process). Due process of law is a basic principle in the American legal system that requires fairness in the government's dealing with persons. The term due process of law appears in the 5th and 14th amendments to the Constitution of the United States. There amendments forbid federal, state, and local governments from depriving a person of "life, liberty, or property" without due process of law. The Supreme Court has never clearly defined these words, and has applied them to a number of widely different situations. Information from Source D best supports which of the following claims? Responses The 14th Amendment has been used to expand rights of the accused. The 14th Amendment has been used to expand rights of the accused. The 5th Amendment clearly defines due process rights of the accused. The 5th Amendment clearly defines due process rights of the accused. The 5th Amendment limits the rights of an accused criminal in court The 5th Amendment limits the rights of an accused criminal in court The 14th Amendment was created to support the efforts of law enforcement