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Treason

Treason is the crime of attacking a state authority to which one owes allegiance. This typically includes acts such as participating in a war against one's native country; attempting to overthrow its government; spying on its military, its diplomats, its officials, or its secret services for a hostile foreign power; or attempting to kill its head of…

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Treason

Nodes307
Edges306
Triples253
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006515
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related to Further reading · 27
Treason → Ben-Yehuda, Betrayals, Buc, Civil, Co, Dublin, Emergency Law, Four Courts Press, Independent Ireland, ISBN, London, Longaigh, Loyalty, LTD, Macmillan, Medieval Europe, Medieval Japan, Nachman, Rebecca, Seosamh
related to Sources · 23
Treason → Albin Michel, Bellamy, Bellemare, Britain, Cambridge University Press, Criminal Justice, England, French, History, Hostettler, ISBN, Jean-François, John, John Blake Publishing, La Terrible, Later Middle Ages, Nahmias, Pierre, The, The Law
related to Japan · 18
Treason → American, Aum Shinrikyo, Before World War II, Crimes Related, English, From, Imperial Japan, Instead, Insurrection, Japan, Japan Criminal Code, Japanese, Mischief, Taigyaku, Technically, The, This, World War II
related to United States · 16
Treason → After, Constitution, France, Furthermore, Government, Hamilton, Historian Ron Chernow, In, Jeffersonian, President George Washington, Quasi-War, Secretary, The, Treasury Alexander Hamilton, United States, When
related to Russia · 13
Treason → April, Article, China, Criminal Code, Dmitry Kolker, June, On, Russia, Russian, Russian Federation, State, Subsequent, The
related to Germany · 12
Treason → Federal Republic, German, Germany, High, Hochverrat, However, In, It, Landesverrat, Preparation, Section, The
related to Italy · 12
Treason → Articles, Codice Penale, Criminal Code, Crimini, First Title, Italian Criminal Code, Italian State, Second Book, State, Stato, The, The Italian
related to Muslim-majority countries · 12
Treason → Abu Bakr, According, Currently, Early, However, Islam, Islamic, Musaylima, Quran, Ridda Wars, State, This
related to Australia · 11
Treason → Australia, Commonwealth Criminal Code Act, Criminal Code, In Australia, It, New South Wales, Similarly, South Australia, The, United States, Victoria
related to Ireland · 11
Treason → Article, Constitution, Following, Ireland, Irish, No, Offences, Republic, State Acts, The Criminal Justice Act, Treason Act

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Treasonis acrime of attacking a state authority to which one owes allegiance0.90text
Treasonis acrime which has a vague circumference and more than one centre0.90text
Treasonis acrime of disloyalty by a citizen to the Federal Republic of Brazil0.90text
Treasonis areserved matter about which the Scottish Parliament is prohibited from legislating0.90text
Treasonis amost serious crime0.90text
participating in a war against one's native countryinstance ofThis typically includes acts0.80text
Treasonrelated to AustraliaIn Australia0.60section
Treasonrelated to AustraliaNew South Wales0.60section
Treasonrelated to AustraliaSouth Australia0.60section
Treasonrelated to AustraliaVictoria0.60section
Treasonrelated to AustraliaSimilarly0.60section
Treasonrelated to AustraliaUnited States0.60section

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