CanadaRights 6 · Rights and responsibilities
Where does the right of habeas corpus come from?
- aEnglish common lawCorrect answer
- bTreaties with First Nations
- cThe Constitution of the United States
- dThe French civil code
Why?
Habeas corpus developed in English common law. Canada inherited it as part of its British legal tradition.
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