What are the elements of the fundamental elements of due process?

the right to be represented by counsel; a fair and impartial decisionmaker; and a written statement from the fact finder listing the evidence relied upon and the reasons for the determination made. [Citations.]" (Burrell v. City of Los Angeles (1989) 209 Cal.App.3d 568, 577.) Here, Odoh makes no showing that the department failed to accord him any of the fundamental elements of due process. Moreover, he has made no showing that he could not have obtained and introduced the telephone records. Therefore, he has failed to show a violation of his right to due process.