1. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT
UNWARRANTED CLAUSE
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
4) PRIVACY OF 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT
COMMUNICATIONS AND FOR DEBT
CORRESPONDENCE 11) INVOLUNTARY
5) FREEDOM OF SERVITUDE
EXPRESSION 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

2. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT
UNWARRANTED CLAUSE
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
4) PRIVACY OF 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT
COMMUNICATIONS AND FOR DEBT
CORRESPONDENCE 11) INVOLUNTARY
5) FREEDOM OF SERVITUDE
EXPRESSION 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

4. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT
UNWARRANTED CLAUSE
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
4) PRIVACY OF 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT
COMMUNICATIONS AND FOR DEBT
CORRESPONDENCE 11) INVOLUNTARY
5) FREEDOM OF SERVITUDE
EXPRESSION 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

5. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
The purpose of this 8) THE IMPAIRMENT
3) FREEDOM FROM
clause is to safeguard
UNWARRANTED CLAUSE
the integrity ofSEIZURES
SEARCHES AND valid 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
contractual 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT
4) PRIVACY OF
agreements against
COMMUNICATIONS AND FOR DEBT
unwarranted
CORRESPONDENCE 11) INVOLUNTARY
5) interference by the
FREEDOM OF SERVITUDE
State.
EXPRESSION 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

6. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE
UNWARRANTED 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT FOR
4) PRIVACY OF DEBT
COMMUNICATIONS AND 11) INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
CORRESPONDENCE 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
5) FREEDOM OF CORPUS
EXPRESSION 13) RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

7. CHARACTERISTICS
OF EX POST FACTO
LAWS
1. Refers to
Criminal Matters
2. Be Retroactive in
its application
3. To the prejudice
of the accused

8. BILL OF ATTAINDER
A legislative act that inflicts punishment without
trial, its essence being the substitution of legislative
fiat for a judicial determination of guilt.

9. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE
UNWARRANTED 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT FOR
4) PRIVACY OF DEBT
COMMUNICATIONS AND 11) INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
CORRESPONDENCE 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
5) FREEDOM OF CORPUS
EXPRESSION 13) RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

10. DEBT
“civil
obligation
arising from
contract, ex
pressed or
implied.”

11. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE
UNWARRANTED 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT FOR
4) PRIVACY OF DEBT
COMMUNICATIONS AND 11) INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
CORRESPONDENCE 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
5) FREEDOM OF CORPUS
EXPRESSION 13) RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

12. INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
“the condition of one who is compelled by force,
coercion, or imprisonment, and against his will, to
labor for another, whether he is paid or not.”

13. ARTICLE 3. BILL OF RIGHTS
1) DUE PROCESS 7) LIBERTY OF ABODE &
2) EQUAL PROTECTION TRAVEL
3) FREEDOM FROM 8) THE IMPAIRMENT CLAUSE
UNWARRANTED 9) EX POST FACTO LAWS
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES 10) NON-IMPRISONMENT FOR
4) PRIVACY OF DEBT
COMMUNICATIONS AND 11) INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
CORRESPONDENCE 12) THE WRIT OF HABEAS
5) FREEDOM OF CORPUS
EXPRESSION 13) RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED
6) FREEDOM OF RELIGION

14. THE WRIT OF
HABEAS CORPUS
“a prerogative
writ of Liberty
employed to test
the validity of a
person’s
detention”

15. When Available?
1. Subjected to Physical Restraint [Arbitrary
Detention] and Moral Restraint
2. Convicted by a court with no Jurisdiction
3. Person sentence to a longer penalty compared to
committing the same offense.
4. Unlawful denial of Bail.