Neither the digest, nor the original suspension of the writ of habeas corpus by President Davis, mention any power of summary execution for the military.
They sent out a communiqué explaining that Nafta, which banned subsidies to indigenous farm co-operatives, would be a "summary execution" for four million indigenous Mexicans in Chiapas, the country's poorest province.
The policies implicit in the document afforded Union field officers considerable discretion when handling enemy guerrillas; taken to its logical extreme, Lieber's formulation justified the summary execution for Confederate guerrilla fighters who fell into Union hands.
His almost eerily modulated tone became borderline snippy only when the reporter pressed him as to why he hadn't ordered summary execution for AIG bonus bandits.
Under Islamic State rule, Mosul residents live with the constant threat of summary execution for offenses that include using the Internet and cellphones, making it difficult to know what is happening there.
"We are in a race against time to try to protect the civilians of Mosul". Under Islamic State rule, Mosul residents live with the constant threat of summary execution for offenses that include using the Internet and cellphones, making it difficult to know what is happening there.
Mr. Obiang, who turns 70 next month and received military training in the early 1960s Spain of the military dictator Francisco Franco, insisted that the United States was his ally, placing the blame for recent summary executions of accused coup plotters on the unwanted persistence of "Spanish colonial justice" codes in his country.
There's also evidence that they were used for the summary executions of Nazi soldiers.
It was also where summary executions of hostages as reprisals for resistance actions occurred.
There were terrible scenes during the round-up: neighbours denouncing neighbours, children being separated from their families, men, women and children being stripped in public to look for telling scars, summary executions of people who tried to escape.
