in extrajudicial killing what is the violated law in church law?

Answer 1

Extrajudicial punishment is physical punishment without the permission of a court or legal authority. Generally, it can be carried out by a state apparatus needing to rid itself of a dangerously disruptive influence. One interpretation behind the concept of extrajudicial punishment is that governments will break their own legal code when it is necessary for them to do so. Non-governmental or non-state actors, including private individuals, can also resort to different forms of extrajudicial punishment, though such actions are often classified as assassinations or murders instead.

Under church law it is murder

Answer 2

Extrajudicial killing is definitely illegal and immoral that means the law punishes such crime. In terms of church law, if we consider 10 commandments as a law then it is a violation of thou shall not kill. In short civil law and canon law has a similar perspective to killings an immoral and animalistic act of man to his fellow being. Killing by all means is immoral because you deprive a person of his right to live and enjoy life muchmore extrajudicial killings.

It is the usual process here in the Philippines. An abuse of their power sometimes people put justice into their own hands. As one of the teachings in Christianism that you should not judge others but rather forgive for you shall receive mercy in judgement day.

Souls who spread the honor of My mercy, I shield through their entire life as a tender mother her infant, and at the hour of death, I will not be a judge for them but the Merciful Savior.

Answer 3

According to the Ten Commandments, a person should not kill. Thus, when someone kills extrajudicially, it is a violation of the Ten Commandments.

Answer 4

Wouldnt that be constitutional forgiveness? being church law..
I dont think i understand your question...hows about a clue,if you have one...