The Latin phrase means "produce the body," not a cadaver, but the body of evidence in a case of law. However, I believe it has literal meaning when applied to the reported bin Laden killing.
"Well, we did all these DNA tests and had members of Congress watching vids of it, but we thought that exhibiting the body would be controversial and that pictures are too gruesome, so we gave it a good Muslim preparation and dumped it into the ocean, but it really was he, honest."
If they want Yves Chauvire' to believe, treat him like Didymus; show him the wounds. In these times, government, especially this BADministration, is not to be believed without rock solid proof, so Habeas Corpus, pals. Further, have you watched the sickening stuff that gets regularly into TV news? We can take it, guys.
I don't believe that the mass-murdering creep is still living; that would be too simple to refute, but it's certainly possible that he died of natural causes, perhaps years ago - he needed dialysis, right, through all this time - so we stage a little show, and voila! If bin Laden had been there, why no heavy guard? There are elements here as fishy as the water where the remains were supposedly dumped.
Habeas Corpus.
Finally, why would anyone worry about religious etiquette for that villainous bastard? Feed him to the dogs.
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