execution without trial

A country that engages in assassination - execution without trial - as a policy.

As a consequence, some war crimes (summary executions without trial and the like) followed.

His reputation suffered after he ordered the execution without trial of republican prisoners during the civil war.

The seneschal was given powers of martial law, which allowed execution without trial by jury.

It was little wonder that, when captured, such anti-social elements were usually sentenced to summary execution without trial.

Like summary execution without trial, Daniel suggested.

Mass executions without trial, and other atrocities.

No one can stand against Antonius, he's capable of anything from blatant illegality to summary execution without trial.

One extreme position inevitably led to another: the government in attempting to stamp out sedition authorized field executions without trial.

No more executions without trial.

The Junta relied on mass illegal arrests, torture, and executions without trial to stifle any political opposition.

Baghdad has ordered executions without trial, political murders, torture and deadly persecution of Shiite Muslims.

He defends executions without trial as a way to prevent an uprising, which, he insists, the parliamentarians could not have prevented.

Prisoners lived under the constant threat of summary execution without trial, without warning and without any evident logic in the choice of victims.

"Prohibited zones, detention centers ('camps de regroupements'), torture, executions without trial: this is the reality of the war he [Papon] was supervising out there."

Alaltün's execution without trial was later condemned by her nephew Kublai Khan, since this went against the mandates of Genghis Khan.

During this period, the practice of mass arrest, torture, and imprisonment or execution without trial, of anyone suspected by the secret police of opposing Stalin's regime became commonplace.

This order was an implementation of Hitler's secret Commando Order of 1941 which required the immediate execution without trial of commandos and saboteurs.

He left in the way he had first arrived-a hot-air balloon-just a few hours before seditious ministers were to lead a Palace revolt and to hold an execution without trial.

Today's convocation of the Plebeian Assembly was extremely well attended, between the festering sore of executions without trial and the balm of knowing sparks were going to fly.

Everyone had their own ideas on what needed to be done, and since no one would back down for anyone else, soon they were all shouting at each other, calling for everything from conciliation to execution without trial.

All the time she was haunted by the execution without trial of her two brothers, Mumtaz and Vejsim, on November 12, 1944 by the communists and candidly demanded justice and retribution.

Lisle's execution without trial, following the siege of Colchester, came to be regarded as a serious miscarriage of justice and Lisle himself was seen as a martyr to the Royalist cause.

When this process failed, they passed a bill of attainder for his execution without trial, and put enough pressure on Charles that, to his subsequent regret, he signed it, and Strafford was executed in 1641.

Judge Juan Guzmán ordered entered into evidence a document published on Wednesday that is said to show the former dictator justifying the execution without trial in 1973 of Eugenio Ruiz-Tagle Orrego.