I’m no law expert, and as you read Today’s History Lesson, you’ll figure that out. We’re going to talk (for just a minute or two) about habeas corpus. It’s probably one of the most important rights given to the individual to protect him or her from government power. And it’s probably good to visit the topic, simply because [...]
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Cuff ‘Em and Stuff ‘Em
Posted in Civil War period (1861-1865), The Civil War (1861-1865), United States, tagged 1861, Habeas corpus, President Abraham Lincoln, President George W. Bush on April 27 | 1 Comment »
