Videos tagged with Habeas Corpus

This video discusses a controversial standing order issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. The order automatically grants an injunction against the federal government upon the filing of a habeas corpus petition by an alien detainee, preventing their removal from the U.S. or alteration of their legal status. The speaker contrasts this with the lengthy legal processes faced by Second Amendment supporters seeking similar relief.

This video delves into the Supreme Court case Jones v. Hendrick, examining the complex legal landscape surrounding federal prisoners challenging their convictions, particularly those related to felon-in-possession laws. It highlights the procedural hurdles, including the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA) and Section 2255, which limit the ability to reopen cases based on new interpretations of law. The discussion emphasizes the philosophical divide on the Supreme Court regarding finality versus error correction in the criminal justice system.

This video discusses three primary drivers pushing the US towards martial law: escalating gun control measures, the potential for a contested election leading to a military coup, and the increasing likelihood of global conflict. The speaker argues that actions like limiting private firearm sales, imposing excise taxes on certain firearms, and implementing red flag laws erode Second Amendment rights and can provoke a reaction justifying martial law. Furthermore, a disputed election could lead to military intervention, and a world war scenario would overwhelm civilian authorities, necessitating martial law. The video emphasizes that these events, while not immediate, are increasing the probability of such a scenario.

This expert legal analysis from Armed Scholar breaks down the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Jones v. Hendrix. The ruling clarifies the application of 28 USC § 2255 and the conditions under which a federal inmate can file a second or successive motion to challenge a conviction, particularly concerning firearm possession laws like 922G1. The decision emphasizes procedural limitations while leaving open avenues for constitutional challenges.

This video details the harrowing experience of Luke Wirrkala, who spent eight years in prison following a wrongful conviction related to a self-defense incident. It highlights critical legal rights, such as the right to remain silent and the importance of legal counsel when interacting with law enforcement. The narrative underscores the potential for miscarriages of justice and the arduous fight for exoneration.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of martial law, its definition, historical applications in the US, and the constitutional basis for its declaration. It clarifies who can declare martial law at federal and state levels, the role of Congress, and the critical concept of habeas corpus. The discussion includes historical examples from the Civil War to Hurricane Katrina, highlighting the legal and practical implications.