The court held
a habeas corpus hearing.
Not exact matches
This week, oral arguments were allowed in two of the suits, but none of the three judges who
heard the cases were willing to issue a writ of
habeas corpus, as David Grimm wrote in ScienceInsider.
For one, it is the first time in nearly 50 years that the court has ordered a
hearing based on a petition for
habeas corpus filed directly with the Supreme Court, as opposed to petitions that have come up through the lower courts.
Finally, if you have an upcoming filing deadline in court, such as an appeal, a post-conviction petition, or a
habeas corpus deadline, please do not wait to
hear from us before you make your filing.
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This is, in my view, suspension of
habeas corpus, but I would be most interested to
hear from readers of this column whether I am right.