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Englishman’s Rights

Enshrined in Magna Carta, and supported fully in law to this day are the inalienable rights of an Englishman, the rights to:

  • Due Process
  • No crime without Intent
  • Habeas Corpus
  • No self-incrimination
  • No ex post facto laws (laws applied retrospectively)
  • The right to counsel
  • The right to confront one’s accusers
  • Duty of prosecutors to serve truth

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