Letter From the Attorney General
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It is no answer to say, as has sometimes been said, that although the writ of habeas corpus cannot be issued and enforced against the President himself, yet that it can be against any of his subordinates, for that abandons the principle assumed, of giving relief in "all cases" of imprisonment by color of authority of the United States, and attempts to take an untenable distinction, between the person ot the President and his office and legal power. The law takes no such distinction, for it is n...o respecter of persons. The President, in the arrest and imprisonment of men, must, almost always, act by subordinate agents, and yet the thing done is no less his act than if done by his own hand. But it is possible for the President to be in the actual custody of a prisoner, taken in civil war or arrested on suspicion of being a secret agent and abettor of rebellion, and in that case the writ must be unavailing, unless it run against the President himself. Besides, the whole subject-matter is political and not judicial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is no answer to say, as has sometimes been said, that although the writ of habeas corpus cannot be issued and enforced against the President himself, yet that it can be against any of his subordinates, for that abandons the principle assumed, of giving relief in "all cases" of imprisonment by color of authority of the United States, and attempts to take an untenable distinction, between the person ot the President and his office and legal power. The law takes no such distinction, for it is n...o respecter of persons. The President, in the arrest and imprisonment of men, must, almost always, act by subordinate agents, and yet the thing done is no less his act than if done by his own hand. But it is possible for the President to be in the actual custody of a prisoner, taken in civil war or arrested on suspicion of being a secret agent and abettor of rebellion, and in that case the writ must be unavailing, unless it run against the President himself. Besides, the whole subject-matter is political and not judicial.
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