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but wait please........Re:"The writ of habeaus corpus shall not be suspended" is perfectly clear---

Posted by Chris (FL) on 10/4/2005, 18:34:51, in reply to "I dunno---"

that is not the entire sentence but a fragment -the entire sentence reads:

"The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it." (Article One, section nine).

so my quesiton is does the last portion of the sentence not matter then? or when is it applicable?

Responses:

Does anything we have seen - TOm 10/4/2005, 19:04:25
- Tom... more questions please - Lisa A 10/4/2005, 21:02:44
  - Re: Tom... more questions please - Tom 10/5/2005, 9:27:51
    - Question - showing my lack of knowledge about current events and laws.... - Tracy Y 10/5/2005, 19:45:39
    - Jose Padilla? - Chris (FL) 10/5/2005, 11:54:57
      - yep - Tom 10/5/2005, 13:12:55
    - Tom.. - Lisa A 10/5/2005, 11:24:15
      - The United States - Tom 10/5/2005, 13:18:26
        
        TY n/t - Lisa A 10/5/2005, 13:37:59
- ah but see, therein lies the real argument - Chris (FL) 10/4/2005, 19:12:26

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