The correct answer is option 2, Habeas corpus. The literal meaning of Habeas corpus is "you may have the body" in Latin.

Let`s now understand the other options to have a better understanding:

1. Certiorari: Certiorari is a writ that is issued by a higher court to review the decision of a lower court. It does not relate to the literal translation of "you may have the body."

2. Habeas corpus: Habeas corpus is a writ that is used to bring a person before a court, typically to determine if their detention is lawful. The literal translation of Habeas corpus from Latin is "you may have the body."

3. Mandamus: Mandamus is a writ that is issued by a court to compel a public official or a government agency to perform their duty or to correct an abuse of power. It does not relate to the literal translation of "you may have the body."

4. Quo warranto: Quo warranto is a writ that is used to inquire about the legal authority of a person to hold a public office. It does not relate to the literal translation of "you may have the body."

Therefore, the correct answer is option 2, Habeas