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95. No dispensations, protections, postponements of payments,
or redresses may be granted after the new general law comes into
force.
96. No person can be condemned except according to law, or
be punished except according to judicial sentence. Examination by
torture may not take place.
97. No law may be given retroactive effect.
98. All fees paid to officials of the courts of justice are exempt
from taxes to the Exchequer.
99. No person may be arrested and detained in prison except
in the cases determined by law, and in the manner prescribed by the
laws. For unjustifiable arrest or illegal detention, the person
concerned shall be responsible to the person imprisoned.
The Government is not entitled to employ military force against
subjects of the State, except in accordance with the forms provided
by law, unless any meeting should disturb the public peace, and
does not immediately disperse after the articles in the Statute-book
relating to riots have been read aloud three times by the civil authority.
100. There shall be liberty of the Press. No person can be
punished for any writing, whatever its contents may be, which he
has caused to be printed or published, unless he, wilfully and
publicly, has either himself shown or incited others to disobedience
to the laws, contempt of religion or morality or the constitutional
authorities, or resistance to their orders, or has advanced false
and defamatory accusations against some one. Every one shall be at
liberty to speak his mind frankly on the administration of the
State and on any other subject whatsoever.
101. New and permanent restrictions on the freedom of industry
shall not be granted to any one in future.
102. Domiciliary visits may not be made, except in criminal cases.
103. Sanctuaries shall not be granted to such as hereafter
become bankrupt.
104. Neither landed nor movable property can in any case be
confiscated.
105. If the welfare of the State shall demand that any person
shall surrender his movable or immovable property for the public
use, he shall receive full compensation from the Exchequer.
106. Both the purchase money and the income derived from
the landed property constituting the benefices of the clergy shall be
applied solely to the benefit of the clergy and to the promotion of
education. The property of charitable institutions shall be applied
solely to their advantage.
107. The Odel and Aasæde [1] rights may not be abolished.
The further conditions under which they shall continue, to the greatest
benefit for the State and advantage of the country population, are to
be determined in the first or second Storthing following.
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