Laws Against Treason, Sedition, Etc. Communication from the Law Officer of the Division of Insular Affairs, Making a Comparison Between the Existing Laws of the United States Agaisnt Treason, Sedition, and Misprision and the Provisions of Act No. 292, of the Philippine CommissionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1902 - 42페이지 Includes Phillipines Act no. 292 printed in parallel columns with equivalent U.S. federal and state legislation, with an appendix of state laws against treason and sedition. |
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adjudged guilty aid and comfort aid or comfort authority CODE OF VIRGINIA commit treason concealment of treason confession in open conspiracy convicted of treason conviction thereof crime of treason CRIMINAL deemed guilty disclose discretion exceeding five exceeding one thousand exceeding two thousand fine not exceeding fined not exceeding five thousand dollars force give information thereof giving aid giving them aid governor guilty of misprision guilty of treason hard labor hate or revenge high misdemeanor imprisoned at hard imprisonment not exceeding insurrection knowledge and concealment less than five levying war misdemeanor misprision of treason oath or engagement obstruct offense open court overt act peace penitentiary not less person or persons person owing allegiance person so offending Philippine Commission Philippine Islands pine Islands prison PROVISIONS punished by imprisonment rebellion sand dollars SECTION sedition sentenced to confinement SOVEREIGNTY suffer death term not exceeding Territory testimony tion treason unless United unlawful witnesses