Meanings of ex post facto in English

No Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed.

You object to ex post facto statutes; and you shall have none.

Then my honourable friend says that this is an ex post facto law.

That would ex post facto justify the US-British threat of war, writes Garret FitzGerald.

I would but be earning your hatred ex post facto.

This ex post facto relationship is academic in the bad sense of that fine word.

In the first place, punishments ex post facto are not altogether useless even as warnings.

To be sure, no Irishman ever blundered more than to accuse one of an ex post facto murder!

The U.S. Constitution bars convicting someone under an ex post facto law, meaning one adopted after the alleged crime.

The distinction between this category and the others is the ex post facto nature of achieving Shock and Awe.

Nor may a state "pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contracts."

They are in terms too plain and positive to allow any one to doubt for a moment of their having been composed ex post facto.

Ex post facto laws, prohibited by Constitution of U.S., 19.

Ex post facto, at all events, that justification was furnished by the Essays of Montaigne.

Conclusion: Ex post facto error correction is a viable supplement to a priori techniques for producing globally smooth B0 field maps, without partial swaps.