Is there any special circumstance where an ordinary citizen living openly can be murdered without trial?

Question

or even notification?

Answer 1

In the US, people get murdered every day, without trials.

Answer 2

Can an ordinary citizen living openly be murdered with trial?

Answer 3

Huh? Murdered without a trial? Look, if you bump someone off, get arrested, plead guilty, and throw yourself on the mercy of the court, the judge can sentence you to death. Best to take your chances with a jury or go for the plea bargain. And yes, before they haul your little rear end to the gas chamber, they'll let you know when the execution will take place.

Answer 4

It depends on how you view murder.

I will say a definition that NO-ONE want to accept: Legal Murder.

Legal Murder is when a courageous person"Whistle Blower" dares to expose liars whomever they are and end up designated as unemployable. With not job people end up homeless and either become a criminal to have food or commit suicide since no-one will want to employ a whistle blower who are rendered as "trouble makers," "makes waves" or "complainers," etc.

I say Legal Murder happened to Gary Webb

Some say the murder can happen when people commit suicide like Gary Webb

Gary Webb was born in Corona, California, in 1955. Webb worked for several newspapers including The Kentucky Post and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Webb became a staff reporter for the San Jose Mercury News in 1988.

An investigative journalist, Webb became interested in the covert activities of the Central Intelligence Agency. Webb created a great of controversy when in 1996 he wrote a series of articles claiming that supporters of a CIA-backed guerrilla army in Nicaragua helped trigger America's crack-cocaine epidemic in the 1980s.

Three of the America's leading newspapers, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post, followed up with reports questioning Webb's conclusions. The San Jose Mercury News came under considerable pressure for publishing these stories and in 1997 Webb left the newspaper. Webb published Dark Alliance: The CIA, the Contras and the Crack Cocaine Explosion in 1998.

Webb worked in the California Assembly Speaker's Office of Member Services and for the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. In 2003 Webb began work for the Sacramento News and Review, a weekly publication.

Gary Webb was found dead at his home on 10th December, 2004. He had apparently committed suicide.
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKwebbG.htm

Gary Webb (August 31, 1955 – December 10, 2004)

Answer 5

I am assuming that you are talking about somebody being killed by the government.

The only situations I can think of are:

1) That person has joined an enemy army and is killed as a result of military combat.

2) That person is killed by a law enforcement officer after committing an act which a reasonable person would feel that immediate lethal force is necessary (such as pointing a gun at a police officer).

Answer 6

you mean just walk up and kill someone, that's murder, and the murderer does not have a trial for the victim unless he is just sick that way.

Answer 7

I believe under martial law, a looter can be shot on site. I don't know why its not practiced more.