In the Middle Ages, it was used to bring cases from inferior tribunals to the king's courts.
In the Middle Ages, it was used to bring cases from inferior tribunals to the king's courts. Its modern history dates to Henry VII, when it was used on behalf of those [*] imprisoned by the Privy Council. Not found in many European nations—for 10 points—name these documents issued by a judge that require a person to be brought before a court.
In the Middle Ages, it was used to bring cases from inferior tribunals to the king's courts.
writ(s) of habeas corpus