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According to the constitution, when can a writ of habeas corpus be taken away?
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According to the constitution, when can a writ of habeas corpus be taken away?

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According to the constitution, a writ of habeas corpus can be taken away when in the situation of rebellion and invasion the public safety can obtain it.
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Only if the public safety is in jeopardy

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