punishment for treason

The punishment for treason, as every member of Congress knew, was death by hanging.

You have come here because the punishment for treason is death."

"Our history has taught us what the punishment for treason must be.

And he had spent enough time in the empire to know that there truly was only one punishment for treason.

However, Vermont statutes still state that the punishment for treason is death.

The punishment for treason is drawing and quartering the living man.

The punishments for treason were extended to clergy without distinction.

The punishment for treason in wartime or desertion under fire was obvious.

"You do know the Senate punishment for treason?"

And in the Romulan Empire, there was only one punishment for treason.

And hanging, drawing, and quartering was still on the books as the prescribed punishment for treason.

The Legions punishment for treason was hanging.

The Oligarch said, "The punishment for treason is death.

Philip was then butchered in a manner standard with English punishment for treason, drawing and quartering.

The death penalty, while still the official punishment for treason, became reserved only for those who opposed their sovereign on a grand scale.

The traditional punishment for treason upon the part of a Vor lord was public exposure and death by starvation.

The Autarch's men will be tried according to law and if convicted will receive the punishment for treason.

During the late Middle Ages, the English kings made use of forfeiture as a punishment for treason.

Lopez, it seems, was returning home after a terrible ordeal: his right hand, left thumb, nose and ears had been amputated as punishment for treason.

As Romulans, you know the punishment for treason, and each of you will face that punishment.

Garroting is the punishment for treason."

An angry Flaminius threatens punishment for treason - but Marcellus outdoes him.

The Criminal Justice Act 1990 abolished the death penalty, setting the punishment for treason at life imprisonment, with parole in not less than forty years.

Teterisa's life sentence is the maximum punishment for treason allowed under Indonesia's Criminal Code.

They were eviscerated, hanged, drawn and quartered, the mandatory punishment for treason, in St Giles Field.