Lectures Introductory to the Study of the Law of the Constitution
Lectures Introductory to the Study of the Law of the Constitution
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The government could abolish the right to trial by jury ^, could arrest strangers found out of doors at night under suspicious circumstances^, could seize any newspaper which in the judgment of the Lord Lieutenant contained matter inciting to treason or violence ^ and could prohibit any public meeting which the Lord Lieutenant believed to be dangerous to the public peace or safety. Add to this that the Prevention of Crime Act, 1882, re-enacted (incidentally as it were) the Alien Act of 1848, an...d thus empowered the British Ministry to expel from the United Kiuo-dom any foreiu'ner who had not before tlie passing of the Act been resident in the country for three years ^ Not one of these extraordinary powers flows directly from a mere suspension of the Haleas Corpus Act, and, in truth, the best proof of the very limited legal effect of such so-called " suspen- sion" is supplied by the fact that before a Habeas ' Sect. I. ^ Sect. 12. ^ Sect. 13. ^ Sect. 15.
I. RIGHT TO PERSONAL FREEDOM. 2i7 Corpus Suspension Act runs out its effect is almost Lecture invariably su^Dplemented by legislation of a totally !_ different character, namely, an Act of Indemnity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The government could abolish the right to trial by jury ^, could arrest strangers found out of doors at night under suspicious circumstances^, could seize any newspaper which in the judgment of the Lord Lieutenant contained matter inciting to treason or violence ^ and could prohibit any public meeting which the Lord Lieutenant believed to be dangerous to the public peace or safety. Add to this that the Prevention of Crime Act, 1882, re-enacted (incidentally as it were) the Alien Act of 1848, an...d thus empowered the British Ministry to expel from the United Kiuo-dom any foreiu'ner who had not before tlie passing of the Act been resident in the country for three years ^ Not one of these extraordinary powers flows directly from a mere suspension of the Haleas Corpus Act, and, in truth, the best proof of the very limited legal effect of such so-called " suspen- sion" is supplied by the fact that before a Habeas ' Sect. I. ^ Sect. 12. ^ Sect. 13. ^ Sect. 15.
I. RIGHT TO PERSONAL FREEDOM. 2i7 Corpus Suspension Act runs out its effect is almost Lecture invariably su^Dplemented by legislation of a totally !_ different character, namely, an Act of Indemnity.
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