Social Studies, 06.10.2019 07:01 kevin2920
The constitution guarantees individuals the right to a writ of habeas corpus, meaning that the government cannot
a. silence freedom of the press.
b. establish a state religion based on christian beliefs.
c. enact laws that would legalize the practice of indentured servitude.
d. jail a person indefinitely without a court hearing to determine the legality of his or her imprisonment.
e. prosecute persons for acts that were legal at the time they were committed.
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