The principle that gives governments the right to indefinitely incarcerate alleged terrorists without charge is known as habeas corpus.

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The principle that allows governments to indefinitely incarcerate alleged terrorists without charge is actually known as "preventive detention." Habeas corpus, on the other hand, is the principle that requires a person who has been arrested to be brought before a court or judge and be informed of the reason for their detention.

The Principle That Gives Governments the Right to Indefinitely Incarcerate