The right of habeas corpus establishes the
principle that
(1) people accused of a crime have a right to a
lawyer
(2) all punishments for crimes should be
reasonable
(3) a person should not be forced to be a witness
against himself
(4) no person should be held in custody unless
charged with a crime

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The right of habeas corpus establishes the
principle that
(1) people accused of a crime have a right to a
lawyer
(2) all punishments for crimes should be
reasonable
(3) a person should not be forced to be a witness
against himself
(4) no person should be held in custody unless
charged with a crime

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The right of habeas corpus establishes the principle that "(4) no person should be held in custody unless charged with a crime" and that they have the right to face their accuser.

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