And to this end, it may provide for
the punishment of treason, the suppression of insurrection or rebellion and for the putting - down of all individual or concerted attempts to obstruct or interfere with the discharge of the proper business of government...
The Congress shall have power to declare
the punishment of treason, but no attainder of treason shall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture except during the life of the person attainted.
Not exact matches
Venezuela defines
treason as conspiring with foreign enemies against the state and proscribes
punishment of up to 30 years in prison.
Death is prescribed as the
punishment for a host
of crimes including murder,
treason, kidnapping, idolatry, blasphemy, false prophecy, witchcraft, breaking the Sabbath, rape, adultery, incest, perversion, uttering a curse, striking a parent, bearing false witness in a death penalty trial.
Christ's crucifixion at the hands
of the Roman Empire is at the centre
of the book's thesis: it was a
punishment reserved for criminals who had committed acts
of treason against the state.
Employed as the most stringent
punishment for
treason, damnatio memoriae physically razes all traces
of an individual from society, typically through the destruction a statue's physiognomy or the abrasion
of inscribed monuments.
Such as if a US judge instructed to the effect
of «if anyone speaks ill
of X then they are guilty
of treason, the
punishment for which is torture and death» it would be reasonable (some might argue imperative) for the jury to reject this.