<prompt> Hlalosa mohopolo oa due process moelelong oa molao.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the concept of due process in the context of law. . Response in English: Due process is a fundamental concept of fairness and justice within the legal system. It refers to the legal safeguards and protections that must be followed by the government and its agencies when they take any action against an individual, such as arresting them, charging them with a crime, or seizing their property. The purpose of due process is to ensure that individuals are treated fairly and given an opportunity to defend themselves against any accusations or actions taken against them.There are two types of due process: substantive and procedural. Substantive due process refers to the idea that laws and government actions must be fair and reasonable, and must not infringe on an individuals fundamental rights. Procedural due process, on the other hand, focuses on the procedures that the government must follow when taking any action against an individual, such as providing them with notice of the action, giving them an opportunity to be heard, and ensuring that the decision-making process is unbiased and impartial.Due process is a critical component of any legal system, and is designed to protect the rights of individuals and ensure that they are treated with fairness and justice. It is enshrined in many legal systems, including the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution, which state that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. . Response in Sesotho: Tsebetso e nepahetseng ke mohopolo oa mantlha oa toka le toka ka hara tsamaiso ea molao. E bua ka litšireletso le tšireletso tsa molao tse lokelang ho lateloa ke muso le mekhatlo ea oona ha e nka khato leha e le efe khahlanong le motho, e kang ho mo tšoara, ho mo qosa ka tlōlo ea molao, kapa ho inkela thepa ea hae. Sepheo sa tsebetso e nepahetseng ke ho netefatsa hore batho ba tšoaroa ka toka le ho fuoa monyetla oa ho itšireletsa khahlanong le liqoso kapa liketso life kapa life tse nkuoang khahlanong le bona. Ho na le mefuta e meli ea tsebetso ea tsebetso: substantive le procedural. Tsebetso e nepahetseng e bolela mohopolo oa hore melao le liketso tsa muso li tlameha ho ba le toka le tse utloahalang, me ha lia lokela ho hatakela litokelo tsa mantlha tsa motho. Procedural due process, ka lehlakoreng le leng, e tsepamisitse maikutlo holima mekhoa eo muso o tlamehang ho e latela ha o nkela motho khato efe kapa efe, joalo ka ho mo fa tsebiso ea ketso, ho mo fa monyetla oa hore a mameloe, le ho netefatsa hore qeto- tsebetso ea ho etsa lintho ha e leeme ebile ha e leeme. Tsebetso e nepahetseng ke karolo ea bohlokoa ea tsamaiso efe kapa efe ea molao, me e etselitsoe ho sireletsa litokelo tsa batho ka bomong le ho netefatsa hore ba tšoaroa ka toka le toka. E kenyelelitsoe litsamaisong tse ngata tsa molao, ho kenyeletsoa Liphetoho tsa Bohlano le Leshome le Metso e Mene tsa Molaotheo oa United States, tse bolelang hore ha ho motho ea tla amohuoa bophelo, tokoloho kapa thepa ntle le tsebetso e nepahetseng ea molao. 