In 1679 the Habeas Corpus Act in England made it illegal for a person to be retained in prison without a trial. It also ruled that an individual could not be imprisoned twice for the same crime. The writers of the Constitution of the United States also included the rights granted in the Habeas Corpus Act in Article I of the Constitution. What resolution does the need for a Habeas Corpus Act support? Every individual must A. be protected from arbitrary arrest OB. accept decisions made by the appellate court C. serve as a member of a jury if summoned D. pay an excessive bail if arrested E. be protected from cruel and unusual punishment if arrested

In 1679 the Habeas Corpus Act in England made it illegal for a person to be retained in prison without a trial. It also ruled that an individual could not be imprisoned twice for the same crime. The writers of the Constitution of the United States also included the rights granted in the Habeas Corpus Act in Article I of the Constitution. What resolution does the need for a Habeas Corpus Act support? Every individual must A. be protected from arbitrary arrest OB. accept decisions made by the appellate court C. serve as a member of a jury if summoned D. pay an excessive bail if arrested E. be protected from cruel and unusual punishment if arrested