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Which three promises in the magna carta made sure that free men were treated properly by the court?
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How were slaves treated in court?
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What did the magna carta do for the people under the king of England?
The magna carta highly improved the lives of English citizens as it gave liberty to the people by restricting the monarch's actions and allowing EVERYONE to be able to represent themselves in court.
How should men and women be treated according to supreme court?
Men and women are to be treated exactly the same in all cases.
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Men and women are to be treated exactly the same in all cases.
What rights do the amendment protects?
So nobody is treated unfairly in court
What rights did the Magna Carta gave to Free Englishmen?
It is often assumed that the Magna Carta gave all free Englishmen the right to have any accusations tried by an independent Court - instead of being trown into jail or being executed by a simple order by the King. The reality is however that the Magna Carta itself extended this right only to English noblemen and churchmen.
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