For the first time ever, a judge has issued a writ of habeas corpus and an order to show cause on behalf of a nonhuman animal.
The "Great Writ" of habeas corpus protects against unjustified and unending incarceration and is a fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution. "Show me the body," is how it is translated in Latin. Habeas corpus has historically been a vital instrument for protecting human freedom from arbitrary administrative power.
A writ of habeas corpus mandates the person in charge of a detained person to bring them before the court so the court can enquire into their detention, bring them up for trial (ad prosequendum), or call them to testify.
An criminal in California who challenges their conviction or punishment must submit a writ of habeas corpus.
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