All have been keen to come before a properly constituted court of law in order to answer any charge that the government may want to bring against them.
Terry Waite, an Anglican clergyman and former hostage in Beirut, who is campaigning on the men's behalf, said on Tuesday, "If somebody is suspected of terrorism, what you must do is bring evidence, charge them, allow them to have proper legal representation and bring them before a properly constituted court of law".
Is this "Constitution-Gate" since Article II obviously intends that Obama has the power to nominate jurists or does it constitute "court-packing" of a bench that doesn't have a busy docket?
"I confirm the chief justice has appointed Justice Dalton and me as the judges to constitute the court of disputed returns for 2015," Boddice said.
On January 20 , 1649 he was brought before a specially constituted high court of justice in Westminster Hall.
A surprising number of people in Jamaica are very reluctant to part with the privy council as the final arbiter of justice in this postcolonial society, and the newly constituted Caribbean court of justice is viewed with suspicion by many.
"It is of high importance that judges constituting a court of last resort should use effort and self-restraint to promote solidarity of conclusion" ran a rule that from 1924 until 1972 was part of the American Bar Association's code of judicial conduct.
Failure to comply with court orders can constitute contempt of court and could result in the seizure of assets and imprisonment of the company directors.
Arild Knutsen of the Association for Humane Drug Policy said: "Drug courts constitute a form of forced treatment where the primary symptom of addiction, relapse, is punished with prison.
The order said that to re-enter the building would constitute contempt of court.
