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  • '''''Ex parte Quirin''''' was a 1942 ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States that set p |litigants = Ex Parte Quirin
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Ex parte Quirin]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • {{r|Ex parte Quirin|''Ex parte Quirin''}}
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  • '''''Ex parte Quirin''''' was a 1942 ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States that set p |litigants = Ex Parte Quirin
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  • ...or the purpose of maintaining good military order and discipline, citing ''Ex parte Quirin'' as more applicable because it dealt with agents of a hostile power. "Abse ...operations outside the United States, where civilian law does not apply. ''Ex parte Quirin'' established military jurisdiction over individuals captured on the soil o
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  • ...a prisoner captured in an international armed conflict", in part based on ex parte Quirin, which also involved individuals captured on U.S. soil. Padilla, as opposed ...m of public perception of the Padilla case: as opposed to the situation in ex parte Quirin, where the accused were clearly Nazi saboteurs, "Padilla had no uniform to
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  • ...n captured while in active enemy service, according to the precedents of [[Ex parte Quirin]],[[In re Yamashita]], nonresident aliens have no right to habeas corpus in
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  • ...operations outside the United States, where civilian law does not apply. ''Ex parte Quirin'' established military jurisdiction over individuals captured on the soil o
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  • ...itizens, in the U.S., are assumed to have the right of habeas corpus. In [[ex parte Quirin]], however, the Supreme Court held that a citizen, captured in the U.S. whi | ''[[ex parte Quirin‎]]''
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  • ...cases took place before the George W. Bush Administration. The cases of ''ex parte Quirin'' and ''Johnson v. Eisentrager'' are key parts of Bush Administration legal
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  • ...litary Force and [[War Powers Resolution]]; in the last few days I did ''[[Ex parte Quirin]]'', [[Third Geneva Convention]], [[Geneva Conventions]], [[interrogation]]
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