Agreed with the addition of adding on more.
Any elected, or appointed official who is found guilty of lying about matters relating to his/her official position shall be sentenced to death by public execution, within twenty four hours of the verdict. No appeal.
How about this one:
Section 1: Any elected or appointed official of any government within the borders of the United States and its territories, protectorates and districts who is found guilty of attempting to infringe in any manner upon the right of individual citizens or residents to keep and bear arms shall be sentenced to death by public execution, and such sentence shall be carried out within twenty four hours of the verdict. There shall be no appeal from such sentence.
Section 2: The definition of "infringe" in Section 1 shall include, but not be limited to, any of the following:
a) proposing and/or voting for a law or regulation that would outlaw the design, manufacture, sale, purchase, possession and/or bearing of any firearm or other personal weapon that may be carried by any one individual, or any ammunition or accessory for any such weapon; or
b) proposing and/or voting for a law or regulation that would license or impose a tax or fee on the exercise of any aspect of designing, manufacturing, selling, buying, possessing or bearing any firearm or other personal weapon, or ammunition or accessories therefor (including the use of such items for target practice, hunting or other sport), unless such tax or fee was imposed on the income of a person undertaking such activity for profit where the tax or fee was imposed without regard to the nature of the activity in question. Proposing and/or voting for any nuisance or environmental law, ordinance or regulation which has the effect of restricting the rights protected by this Article shall be governed by this Article.
Section 3: It is specifically contemplated that neither the Congress, nor any agency of the federal government, nor any state or subdivision of a state, shall be empowered to restrict the right of individual citizens and legal residents of the United States to design, manufacture, sell, purchase, possess and/or bear any weapon, ammunition or accessory that was, is or will ever be issued by any organized armed force (specifically including any army, naval force, air force, space force, paramilitary force or police force) to any of the individual soldiers, officers or other members of any such force.
Section 4: Any elected or appointed official of any government within the borders of the United States and its territories, protectorates and districts will be subject to a trial by a jury of 12 citizens aged 18 or older in federal court for violating this Article, upon the submission of a petition signed by 25,000 or more citizens or legal residents of the United States who are 18 years of age or older. Conviction in such a trial must be unanimous, and no directed verdicts or judgments notwithstanding the verdict shall be permitted.
Section 5: Any citizen or resident of the United States and its territories, protectorates and districts over the age of 16 shall be permitted to kill any official or officials mentioned in Section 1 of this Article who is suspected of violating any part of Section 1; however, if such citizen or resident is accused of mistakenly killing an official who did not, in fact, violate Section 1 of this Article, then such citizen or resident shall be subject to a charge of murder in a federal court in whatever jurisdiction said killing took place.