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The term Habeas corpus is Latin for •you have the right •you have the body •you can not hold •not without conviction

The term Habeas corpus is Latin for •you have the right •you have the body •you can not hold •not without conviction
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The term Habeas corpus is Latin for

•you have the right
•you have the body
•you can not hold
•not without conviction

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The term habeas corpus is latin for you have the body
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