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Habeas Corpus- A day in court Norman Weeks
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This is a lesson for 10th Grade students studying the legal principle of habeus corpus
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Habeas Corpus- A day in court
Listen to the podcast and respond to the question: Can you think of a time when you or someone you know was accused of a wrongdoing and you never got to defend yourself? Maybe a brother or sister told your parents what you did, and they just believe them! Submit your answer to this question in a message to this podcast and we'll listen to it in class.
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Touching the fog line
After conviction for a .08 dui
(for touching the fog line in response to a speeding emergency vehicle approaching from behind ,)
defendant drove to wash laundry and was pulled over for a taillight being out.
(Eureka California case cr1802626 )
The defendant was not arrested but was given a ticket and vehicle was impounded , at the court date - which was continued multiple times for a duration of a year , was told that dependant upon the outcome of her appeal in the underlying case, she may have to serve a mandatory 14 days in jail for driving her vehicle after being convicted of dui.
Defendant has never been in jail and has no other criminal history- will a writ protect her from the 14 days in jail ?