Which of the following is NOT correctly mulched?

1. A

   Habeas Corpus – 'To have the body of'

   (a) Habeas Corpus – ‘To have the body of’. Correct Latin sense; the writ produces the detained person.

2. B

   Mandamus – 'We command'

   (b) Mandamus – ‘We command’. Correct; it orders a public authority to perform a duty.

3. C

   Prohibition – 'To be certified'

   (c) Prohibition – ‘To be certified’. Incorrect. ‘To be certified’ is certiorari. Prohibition means to forbid a lower court from exceeding jurisdiction. This unmatched pair is the official key.

4. D

   Quo-warranto – 'By what authority'

   (d) Quo-warranto – ‘By what authority’. Correct; it questions the legal right to a public office.

Summary. Official key is (c) Prohibition – ‘To be certified’. That gloss belongs to certiorari. Habeas corpus, mandamus and quo warranto are correctly glossed. Honour the stored letter (c).