Is notice and a hearing required, prior to depriving one of his liberty pending trial and does said liberty qualify as a substantive and/or procedural component of the Due Process Clause?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED © I. Is notice and a hearing required, prior to depriving one of his liberty pending trial and does said liberty qualify as a substantive and/or procedural component of the Due Process Clause? . 2. In cases involving arbitrary deprivation of liberty, at what point is the deprivation complete and the Due Process Clause violated and what must be done to correct this constitutional violation? 3. What qualifies as excessive bail under the Eighth "Amendment and what considerations does due process require when determining what amount of bail is required in cases of revocation? a (11)