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2010-04-08 05:42 pm (UTC)
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That is if the person is a prisoner -- if they are captured.
That is different from what we're talking about.
5th Amendment also applies to trial, if they are captured. He isn't captured.
6th Amendment also deals with prosecutions -- which ALSO deal with trials.
which *again* we are not talking about.
*IF* they capture this guy -- these things apply. But what we're talking about is that if they *cant* capture him they can take means to kill him.
Not very nice -- but not in violation of what you've listed here.
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no subject
That is different from what we're talking about.
5th Amendment also applies to trial, if they are captured. He isn't captured.
6th Amendment also deals with prosecutions -- which ALSO deal with trials.
which *again* we are not talking about.
*IF* they capture this guy -- these things apply. But what we're talking about is that if they *cant* capture him they can take means to kill him.
Not very nice -- but not in violation of what you've listed here.