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www.nea.org/advocating-f... “Until 1960s,was common for American HS students to have 3 separate courses in civics/govt. But civics offerings slashed as curriculum narrowed over ensuing decades,lost further ground to core subjects under NCLB-era standardized testing regime.” @neatoday.bsky.social

I was saying this was something I expect a criminal justice major to even be able to answer, but upon seeing your response, yeah, hopefully The Great Writ should be covered in even high school civics.

It is, after all, perhaps the single greatest writ. A writ whose mere existence says that not even a king can detain someone illegally.

yeah i think it was covered in the same unit as the Bill of Rights -- something along the lines of "yes there's these 10 amendments but then there's stuff like habeas corpus that provide an even older and more fundamental basis for certain rights"

Is she evil, stupid or both?