Petition of Right
In 1605, Coke published the case in the fifth volume of his Reports. After his Petition of Right, Coke, in his "Institutes of the Lawes of England", adopted the view alone that warrants issued on bare suspicion violate the "Magna Carta". After the Interregnum, Sir Matthew Hale wrote in his "Historia Placitorum Coronæ" that an arrest without a warrant could be made by forced entry.