Coke further discusses the corrupt spin-off of this system which produces information that was unfounded, but used in courts sending a less than accurate message. Move down the page and review the presentation of an indictment and warrant on behalf of the accused. Coke speaks to the problem of what is good and just cause to issue a warrant and arrest a man. Once again Coke moves into the process of arrest, attachment and prisonment. Midway in the upper part of page ten, Coke reflects that justice should never sleep regardless of the procedures of the courts.
Further mention is made of showing good and just cause for arrest or imprisonment.
Coke infers that the Petition of Right is an attempt to resolve this problem. Coke continues to address detaining a prisoner and the page is capped off with the concept of false imprisonment. Finally, the role of commissions to the sheriff and how they play a role in subversion of the law. Coke continues by reviewing the application of serving a writ to those who are moving in and out of the church and the role of the bishops in resolving the issue. Some would make a case for the spirit of judicial review in its earliest form.