No Man Shall Be Outlawed Or Exiled Under Law of the Land
The excerpt outlines core protections from the Great Charter era, stating that no man shall be deprived of liberty or property without indictment or lawful presentment, and that no one shall be outlawed or banished except by the law of the land. It cites specific cases, such as a London dyers’ charter, and emphasizes that forfeiture cannot arise from letters patent.