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    John Merryman‚ was arrested for attempting to stop Union troops from going from Baltimore to Washington. His attorney immediately attempted to use the writ of habeas corpus. This was so the federal court could examine the charges. However‚ President Abraham Lincoln took the action into his own hands and chose to suspend the right of habeas corpus. Because Lincoln made this decision‚ the general in command of Fort McHenry refused to turn Merryman over to the authorities. This is extremely controversial

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    SUBJECT MATTER OF SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS a. Settlement of estate of deceased persons b. Escheat c. Guardianship and custody of children d. Trustees e. Adoption f. Rescission and revocation of adoption g. Hospitalization of insane patient h. Habeas corpus i. Change of name j. Voluntary dissolution of corporations k. Judicial approval of voluntary recognition of minor natural children; l. Constitution of family home m. Declaration of absence and death n. Cancellation of correction of entries

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    The influences of the traditional rights of Englishmen are visible in the United States Constitution. Under the United States Constitution‚ lie the rights of the legislative bodies and the rights of individual. By comparing the United States Constitution‚ to the traditional rights of Englishmen‚ evidence emerges supporting the influence of English laws in development of the United States Constitution. For example‚ the United States Constitution establishes the legislative powers of the federal

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    To what extent has the Roberts Court witnessed a revival of conservative activism? (45 marks) Conservative activism can be defined in many ways. One of these ways is the disposition to preserve or restore what is established and traditional and to limit change. Many would argue that since the beginning of the Roberts Court‚ there has been a slight shift to the right‚ many of which reasons I will discuss later on. However; it could be said that as a result of the Courts voting decisions that they

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    of habeas corpus‚ which causes for a person who is taken into law enforcement custody to be shown in court and given a valid reason for why they are detained. Once this was suspended‚ people could be taken to jail without a fair reason. Lincoln started this because the state legislature of Maryland at the time‚ John Merryman‚ attempted to prevent union troops from leaving Maryland and going to Washington. From there Merryman was arrested and jailed at Fort McHenry and since the writ of habeas corpus

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    OCTOBER CRISIS Mairead Dunn Mr. .Burke November 23‚ 2012 SUMMARY OF MAIN POINTS October Crisis: -series of events triggered by two kidnappings of government officials by members of the Front de libération du Québec (FLQ) during October 1970 in Quebec‚ and mainly Montreal metropolitan area. -culminated in the only peacetime use of the War Measures Act in Canada’s history -was invoked by Governor General of Canada Roland Michener at the direction of the Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau‚

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    decade of the 1970’s. It details how a middle class family struggled with and faced the changes that empowered Filipinos to rise against the Marcos government. This series of events happened after the bombing of Plaza Miranda‚ the suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus‚ the proclamation of Martial Law and the random arrests of political prisoners. The oppressiveness of the Marcos regime made people become more radical. This shaping of the decade are all witnessed by the female character‚ Amanda Bartolome

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    and/or manual possession. In order for a person to be entitled to Habeas Corpus relief‚ which provides for release from unlawful confinement in violation of constitutional rights‚ he or she must be in custody. Custody in this context is the same as restraint of certain liberties‚ and does not always mean actual incarceration. People who are on probation or who have been released on parole are also in custody for purposes for Habeas Corpus proceedings. Explain and discuss the recommended setting for

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    In the 17th century‚ there were two colonies in North America of the East Coast. The colonies were known as the New England colonies and the Chesapeake colonies. The New England colonies included of Connecticut‚ Colony of Rhode Island‚ Providence Plantations‚ Massachusetts and Province of New Hampshire. The Chesapeake colonies consisted of Virginia and Maryland. These colonies were settled in by Englishmen with similar resolutions and ethnicities and faced similar obstacles. But these colonies became

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    Explain why there was popular discontent in Britain in the years 1815 – 1820 Lord Liverpool‘s government took office in 1812. At this time Industrialisation had already started to take effect which in term meant that workers were slowly becoming replaced because of the new machinery that was coming forward. At this point luddites came forward who were against machines taking over people because they saw the machines as a threat to their living. A reason of discontent here was that the workers who

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