A writ of habeas corpus may be needed: a. So that an ...

[deesands]

A writ of habeas corpus may be needed:
 
  a. So that an incarcerated party may be transported for trial.
  b. So that the defendant spouse can demand to stay married.
  c. So that the petitioner can demand a divorce.
  d. So that the defendant can tell the court why he or she has been wrongfully denied court access.

Question 2

Ethel and Fred are considering divorce. They wish to protect themselves and their children from the emotional trauma and high costs associated with a protracted divorce before a judge. They want to avoid litigation at all costs. Their attorneys have suggested a way to settle any potential issues by working with a team of experts. Their attorneys have recommended:
 
  a. Arbitration.
  b. Mediation.
  c. Negotiation.
  d. Collaborative divorce.

[blakcmamba]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d