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- Neminem captivabimus is a legal term in Polish and Lithuanian historical law that was short for neminem captivabimus nisi iure victum (Latin, "We shall...
- government of Poland Constitutions and major statutes of Poland Neminem captivabimus acts (1430) Nihil novi act (1505) Henrician Articles (1573) Constitution...
- the szlachta (nobility) kept expanding and in 1425 the rule of Neminem captivabimus, which protected the noblemen from arbitrary royal arrests, was formulated...
- of Poland granted the Privilege of Jedlnia, which proclaimed, Neminem captivabimus nisi iure victum ("We will not imprison anyone except if convicted by...
- government of Poland Constitutions and major statutes of Poland Neminem captivabimus acts (1430) Nihil novi act (1505) Henrician Articles (1573) Constitution...
- government of Lithuania Statutes and Constitutions of Lithuania Neminem captivabimus acts, 1430 Casimir's Code, 1468 The First Statute, 1529 The Second Statute...
- government of Poland Constitutions and major statutes of Poland Neminem captivabimus acts (1430) Nihil novi act (1505) Henrician Articles (1573) Constitution...
- Kraków (9 January 1433) introduced or confirmed the rule known as Neminem captivabimus nisi iure victum which prevented a noble from being arrested unless found...
- government of Lithuania Statutes and Constitutions of Lithuania Neminem captivabimus acts, 1430 Casimir's Code, 1468 The First Statute, 1529 The Second Statute...
- April 1791, was integral to the Constitution. Personal security—neminem captivabimus, the Polish version of habeas corpus—was extended to townspeople (including...