DUMAUG: LIBERTY OF ABODE AND TRAVEL ET AL

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS

The purpose of this clause is to

safeguard the integrity of valid

contractual agreements

against unwarranted

interference by the State.

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS13)RIGHTS OF THE

ACCUSED

CHARACTERISTICS OF EX POST

FACTO LAWS1.Refers to

Criminal Matters

2.Be Retroactive in its application

3.To the prejudice of the accused

BILL OF ATTAINDERA legislative act that inflicts punishment

without trial, its essence being the substitution of legislative fiat for a judicial

determination of guilt.

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS13)RIGHTS OF THE

ACCUSED

DEBT“civil

obligation arising from

contract, expressed

or implied.”

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS13)RIGHTS OF THE

ACCUSED

INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE“the condition of one who is compelled by

force, coercion, or imprisonment, and against his will, to labor for another,

whether he is paid or not.”

ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS1) DUE PROCESS2) EQUAL PROTECTION3) FREEDOM FROM

UNWARRANTED SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

4) PRIVACY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

5) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7) LIBERTY OF ABODE & TRAVEL

8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE

9) EX POST FACTO LAWS10)NON-IMPRISONMENT

FOR DEBT11)INVOLUNTARY

SERVITUDE12)THE WRIT OF HABEAS

CORPUS13)RIGHTS OF THE

ACCUSED

THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS“a prerogative

writ of Liberty employed to

test the validity of a

person’s detention”

When Available?1. Subjected to Physical Restraint [Arbitrary

Detention] and Moral Restraint2. Convicted by a court with no Jurisdiction3. Person sentence to a longer penalty

compared to committing the same offense.

4. Unlawful denial of Bail.