<u>Full Question:</u>
"The Privilege of the Write of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it." -Article I, U.S Constitution. This text is similar to which of the following?
A. The free speech rights of students have often been violated.
B. Limitations on civil liberties have occurred during wartime.
C. The rights of protesters are absolute under the Constitution.
D. An expansion of individual rights in criminal cases has occurred.
<u>Answer:</u> Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Habeas Corpus's writing is one of what are known as the "exceptional," "civil law," or "prerogative writs" traditionally issued by the British courts in the ruler's name to regulate subordinate courts and public agencies throughout the empire.
The government has the right to restrict civilian rights to preserve order and peace in the state in situations of invasion, insurrection, or public safety concerns.The same occurred in times of war, when civil liberties were restricted, as in the situation of Japanese American citizens sent to segregation camps to maintain security and order within the country.
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In addition to severe bleeding, the most life-threatening complication associated with an open neck injury is air embolism.
Air embolism is a medical condition characterized by air or gas bubble in the bloodstream which can be fatal and cause variety of problem.air embolism associated with diving occurs if arterial gas reaches the brain when a diver surface too quickly and the diver holding breath can cause air trapped in the lungs to expand.
As stated, air emboli and fat emboli are particularly dangerous and difficult to treat because both are composed of hydrophobic substances. Hydrophobic substances are those substances that cannot break the hydrogen bond of water, therefore they are water resistant.
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