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A person is arrested for burglary. The police read him the charges against him before taking him to jail. What rights principle is this police practice based on? habeas deum hab…

A person is arrested for burglary. The police read him the charges against him before taking him to jail. What rights principle is this police practice based on? habeas deum hab…
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A person is arrested for burglary. The police read him the charges against him before taking him to jail. What rights principle is this police practice based on?

habeas deum

habeas corpus

corpus mirandi

carpe diem

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User Udeleng
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habeas corpus

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plato, i just took the test :D

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User Dispenser
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I believe the correct answer is habeas corpus.
This is a Latin term used in law which means 'that you have the body.' It is a law that protects you from unlawful detention or imprisonment.
Habeas deum and corpus mirandi don't exist as terms in law. Carpe diem means to seize the day.
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