Treason, as defined by the Constitution, Article III, Sec 3, Clause I, is "waging war against the United States, or adhering to enemies giving them aid and comfort."
- The consequences for treason remain hanging, or firing squad.
In the aftermath of 9-11, the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Act of 09-18-2011 became Constitutionally a declaration of war.
- It has not been rescinded and is still applicable. America is at war, and a state of war still exists under the GWOT.
- War detainees have NO RIGHT to habeus corpus hearings in US courts, as ruled by the US Court of Appeals May 21, 2010.
If you have a DD214, you will understand the attached DD2329 (Record of Trial by Court martial) better than a civilian. You were instructed on the particulars of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), while civilians have not been. Some of them may be getting a first-hand 'education' in future.
- But I digress...
A US civilian may become a "detainee" during wartime, and therefore subject to the UCMJ. [Read: no habeus corpus].
- Think about a US civilian charged with TREASON during wartime. Think about GITMO.
In addition to the Constitutional citation above, CH 47, of Title 10, UMJ, 10 USC 801-946, prescribed by Executive Order 12473 of Apr 13, 1984 and the Mar 01, 2018 Amendment to the Manual for Courts-Martial, says civilian detainees will NOT be subject to civilian courts, but military courts.
- So what? So NO representation by the likes of Porn Lawyer Avenatti or Soros Lawyer Katz, for example, in a UCMJ military proceeding. [Think: consequences for treason, ref infra.]
No comments:
Post a Comment