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Betraying one's country is called an act of Treason. Defecting is also a term for one who leaves their country to join the enemy.
It depends on the jurisdiction and the state legislation where you are. Some countries who have abolished capital punishment still keep this as as the ultimate sanction for treason. Even where it is not used the punishments are usually very severe and rightly so. Many see it as the most profound crime against the state.
The Justice Department tries cases of treason.
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Treason is punishable by death
Defines treason and the rules for punishment if someone is convicted of treason.
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Treason is defined by the ruling body or person of the jurisdiction. It may be the king or queen, it may be the parliament, it may be the president, it may be a senate, it may be a council, and any of numerous other leaderships.
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No person shall be convicted of treason unless on the testimony of two credible witnesses.
Treason is when someone gives comfort and aid to enemies of the United States or when they carry out war. The crime of treason cannot be held as corruption of blood.
not always. murder is the killing of someone, while treason is a crime against your own country. it is treason if you murder the leader of a country or other official
Someone could be accused of treason, stealing, or murder.
treason, and I think killing someone.
Treason - arrest of someone because of something they've done.Reasonreason treason freezin' queezin' pleasin' wheezin' a lot more 'in' words
maritime was until 1789 became shared with state ...military is the only plausible answer.Added: the charge of Treason.