[bvw]

That's right, we don't execute spies for allies, we don't execute spies of potential enemies during peacetime. To my knowledge, there are no other spies who were executed during peacetime -- I'm not saying I know this from exhaustive research, just that I can not recollect any, any mention of any.

If you say the Constituion gives the Federal Behemoth the right to execute anyone (during peacetime) from crimes short of Treason -- show me the clause! I know it's been done -- Timothy McVeigh being an example -- but like much of what the Behemoth does these days, it is well beyond any charter.

[MEG33]

Hope you feel better soon.

[lasereye]

If you say the Constituion gives the Federal Behemoth the right to execute anyone (during peacetime) from crimes short of Treason -- show me the clause!

What in the world are you talking about? Since when does the Constitution have to explicitly confer a right to execute anyone for crimes short of treason? Does it explicitly confer a right to imprison or fine someone for crimes short of treason or for treason itself for that matter? The Constitution doesn't explicitly permit a particular punishment for any particular crime.