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Why does the constitution prevent congress from taking away our right of habeas corpus
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Why does the constitution prevent congress from taking away our right of habeas corpus

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So that a person is allowed to be seen and heard in a courtroom by a judge. In a shorter sense, so that a person is given a fair trial.
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