An unconstitutionally vague statute is a violation of substantive due process rights.

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An unconstitutionally vague statute fails to provide individuals with adequate notice of what conduct is prohibited, leading to arbitrary enforcement and a chilling effect on constitutionally protected conduct. As a result, courts have held that vagueness violates an individual's substantive due process rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the US Constitution.

An Unconstitutionally Vague Statute Is a Violation of Substantive Due