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Rights and Liberties

QuestionAnswer
appellate process the process of asking a higher court to decide whether a trial was conducted properly
summary judgment a judgment decided by a trial court without that case going to trial; an attempt to stop a case from going to trial
independent judiciary the principle that decisions from the courts are fair and impartial and are not subject to undue influence from the other branches of government
precedent a court decision in an earlier case with facts and legal issues similar to those in a case currently before a court
habeas corpus the principle that keeps the government from holding a citizen indefinitely without showing cause
ex post facto a law that makes an act a crime after the crime has been committed, latin word that means "after the fact"
civil disobedience the refusal to obey certain laws as a form of political protest
economic freedom the freedom to produce, trade, or use any goods or services without use of force, fraud, or theft
property rights the right to own property; mentioned in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments
safeguard to protect
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