By Paul E. Vallely & LTG Thomas McInerny USAF (Ret)—— Bio and Archives--February 26, 2024
US law defines treason as a high crime that poses an extreme threat to the nation, a massive, dangerous betrayal. The Constitution of the United States, Article III, Section 3: Treason against the United States shall only be committed against them or in response to their Enemies, providing them with aid and comfort.
Treason is the only crime defined in the United States Constitution. It was narrowly limited to avoid countless notorious past abuses perpetrated by governments.
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By Jesse W Brogan on 2024 02 26
This article misses what our teaching of law and history have missed. The law of England was in two parts, a common law for general support of productive and peaceful people, and a higher law for running the government. Treason only addressed the higher law that served governance.; but the only law effective in the newly formed states was the Common Law,; the King's higher law had been denied through revolution. The provisions in our Constitutional document addressed to treason replaced one aspect of that higher law without having the sovereignty of English governance as a basis. I note that this also addressed the definition of "high crimes and misdemeanors' in a way that our courts did not follow in modern impeachment activities.
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