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According to The English Bill of Rights, should anyone be forced to pay a fine or forfeit his goods before being convicted?

According to The English Bill of Rights, should anyone be forced to pay a fine or forfeit his goods before being convicted?
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According to The English Bill of Rights, should anyone be forced to pay a fine or forfeit his goods before being convicted?

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No, according to The English Bill of Rights, no one should be forced to pay a fine or forfeit his goods before being convicted.
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