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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 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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