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- H
- H. P. captus per querimoniam mercatorum Flandrioe, et imprisonatus offert domino regi hus et …
- H.A.
- H.B
- H.B.M.
- H.C.
- H.L.
- H.M.
- H.R.H.
- H2O
- HDC
- HIDC
- HLA test
- HMO
- HTML
- HTTP
- HUD median income
- HUD-1 settlement statement
- Ha
- Ha'penny
- Ha-ha
- Haaf
- Haak
- Haar
- Hab.corp.
- Hab.fa.
- Habe
- Habeas Corpus Act
- Habeas corpora
- Habeas corpora juratorum
- Habeas corpora quatuor militum
- Habeas corpora recognitorum
- Habeas corpus
- Habeas corpus ad deliberandum et recipiendum
- Habeas corpus ad faciendum et recipiendum
- Habeas corpus ad prosequendum
- Habeas corpus ad recipiendum
- Habeas corpus ad respondendum
- Habeas corpus ad satisfaciendum
- Habeas corpus ad satisfaciendum, et ad recipiendum
- Habeas corpus ad subjiciendum
- Habeas corpus ad testificandum
- Habeas corpus cum causa
- Habeas corpus cum causa, ad faciendum, et recipiendum
- Habeas corpus writ
- Habeas corpus writ (42 U.S.C. § 1983)
- Habeas corpus writ (Suspension Clause)
- Habeas corpus writ (The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act)
- Habeas corpus writ (The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act: new rules of criminal procedure )
- Habeas corpus writ (abuse of writ vs. successive petition)
- Habeas corpus writ (adequate and independent state grounds)
- Habeas corpus writ (aliens)
- Habeas corpus writ (aliens: enemy combatants)
- Habeas corpus writ (appellate review)
- Habeas corpus writ (authority of federal courts)
- Habeas corpus writ (claims forfeited under state law)
- Habeas corpus writ (clearly established law)
- Habeas corpus writ (comity and federalism)
- Habeas corpus writ (contrary to, or an unreasonable application of)
- Habeas corpus writ (deliberate bypass)
- Habeas corpus writ (discovery)
- Habeas corpus writ (ends of justice)
- Habeas corpus writ (evidentiary matters)
- Habeas corpus writ (exhaustion and procedural default)
- Habeas corpus writ (exhaustion doctrine)
- Habeas corpus writ (exhaustion of state remedies: 28 U.S.C. § 2254)
- Habeas corpus writ (exhaustion of state remedies: 28 U.S.C. § 2254: total exhaustion)
- Habeas corpus writ (failure to develop record)
- Habeas corpus writ (innocence)
- Habeas corpus writ (insufficient evidence)
- Habeas corpus writ (newly discovered evidence)
- Habeas corpus writ (prior bad acts)
- Habeas corpus writ (procedural default)
- Habeas corpus writ (relief)
- Habeas corpus writ (statutory interpretation)
- Habeas corpus writ (sufficiency of evidence)
- Habeat et habebit tam plenam potestatem, &c.
- Habemus optimum testem, confitentem reum
- Habena, habenae
- Habendum
- Habendum clause
- Habendum et tenendum
- Habendum et tenendum sibi et haeredibus
- Habendum per liberum servitium
- Habent legibus sancitum, si quis quid de republica, sinistris, rumore, aut fama acceperit, ut ad…
- Habent recognitiones
- Habentem haereditatem in maritagio - vel aliquam terram ex causa donationis
- Habentes homines
- Habentia
- Habeo habui habitum
- Habeo, habere, habui, habitus
- Haberdash
- Haberdasher
- Haberdashery
- Haberdine
- Habere
- Habere cognitionem placitorum
- Habere facias possessionem
- Habere facias seisinam
- Habere facias visum
- Habere in procinctu
- Habere licere
- Habere non debet
- Haberet, occuparet et gauderet
- Habergeon
- Habet Rex plures curias in quibus diversse actiones terminantur, et illarum curiam habet unam propriam, sicut aulam regiam, et judices capitales, qui proprias causas regis terminant, et aliorum omnium per querulam, vel per privilegium, seu libertatem
- Habet aliquid ex iniquo omne magnum exemplum, quod contra singulos, utilitate publica rependitur
- Habet nulla bona
- Habeto tibi res tuas
- Habilatory
- Habile
- Habiles ad matrimonium
- Habili et competente forma
- Habili mod
- Habili modo
- Habiliment
- Habilimented
- Habilis causa transferendi dominii
- Habilis et inhabilis diversis temporibus
- Habilis, habilis, habile
- Habilitate
- Habilitation
- Hability
- Habit
- Habit and repute
- Habit evidence
- Habit evidence (negligence)
- Habit evidence (proof)
- Habit evidence (relevancy)
- Habit vs. character evidence
- Habitabilis, habitabilis, habitabile
- Habitability
- Habitable
- Habitable repair
- Habitable room
- Habitacle
- Habitaculum, habitaculi
- Habitan
- Habitance
- Habitancy
- Habitant
- Habitat
- Habitatio dicitur ab habendo
- Habitatio, habitationis
- Habitation
- Habitation (Civil law)
- Habitator, habitatoris
- Habited
- Habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus
- Habitual
- Habitual carnal intercourse
- Habitual criminal
- Habitual criminal statute
- Habitual drunkard
- Habitual drunkenness
- Habitual intemperance
- Habitual offender
- Habitual user
- Habitualis, habitualis, habituale
- Habitually
- Habituate
- Habituation
- Habitude
- Habitudinalis, habitudinalis, habitudinale
- Habitudo, habitudinis
- Habitum et tonsuram clericalem
- Habituo, habituare, habituavi, habituatus
- Habiture
- Habitus
- Habitus et tonsura clericalis
- Habitué
- Hable
- Habnab
- Habraeus, habraea, habraeum
- Habrodiaetus, habrodiaeti
- Habrotonum, habrotoni
- Hac
- Hachure
- Hacienda
- Hacienda particular
- Hacienda publica
- Hack
- Hack stand
- Hackamore
- Hackberry
- Hackbolt
- Hackbuss
- Hackee
- Hacker
- Hackery
- Hackle
- Hackly
- Hackman
- Hackmatack
- Hackney
- Hackneyman
- Hackster
- Hacqueton
- Hactenus
- Had
The Court in Sanders v. United States, 373 U. S. 1 (1963) drew the phrase 'ends of justice' directly from the version of 28 U.S.C. § 2244 in effect in 1963. The provision, which then governed petitions filed by both federal and state prisoners, stated in relevant part that no federal judge 'shall be required to entertain an application for a writ of habeas corpus to inquire into the detention of a person . . . if it appears that the legality of such detention has been determined' by a federal court 'on a prior application for a writ of habeas corpus and ...
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