far-right military gang, called the oath keepers. that s a big deal for a number of reasons. first, here is how the law defines seditious conspiracy. i ll quote for you. if two or more persons conspire to overthrow, put down, or to destroy by force the government of the united states, or to levy war against, them or to oppose by force the authority thereof, or by force to prevent, hinder, or delay the execution of any law of the united states. now, that law on that charge, the dishes conspiracy, was most notably use against puerto rican nationalists in the 20s it century. in fact, that moment they were charge, for was the most violent moment to happen to the capitol. four of them stormed in the capital, injuring five representatives. but, in recent decades, there is also the use against right-wing anti government groups. including, a group of white nationalists who were charged with sedition, ultimately acquitted by all white jury in the 1980s, after they tried to
i prefer not to say. the commander has a different take on who maintains order in the cellblock. we are the ones who maintain orders, not the prisoners. even though they may say otherwise. there s a very clear organization. there are rules for behavior for order that are very clear. and the prisoners know them. coming up, inside the prison s religious wing. a former israeli soldier recounts his role in a military gang. i held a cocked gun towards him. we realized the surprising benefit many israeli inmates enjoy. the idea of some one that committed a violent crime and had a sentence, being released for a few days was really surprising to us. later, we head north for an exclusive look inside israel s only female prison. located 30 miles outside the our retirement savings, not in this economy. we also have zero free time,
translator: gets punished. according to our language. according to the law. i prefer not to say. the commander has a different take on who maintains order in the cellblock. translator: we are the ones who maintain order, not the prisoners. even though they may say otherwise. there is a very clear organization. there are rules for behavior for order that are very clear. and the prisoners know them. coming up inside the prison s religious wing. a former israeli soldier recounts his role in a military gang. translator: i held a cocked gun towards him. we realized the surprising benefit many israeli inmates enjoy. the idea of some one that
according to our language. according to the law. i prefer not to say. the commander has a different take on who maintains order in the cellblock. translator: we are the ones who maintain order, not the prisoners. even though they may say otherwise. there is a very clear organization. there are rules for behavior for order that are very clear. and the prisoners know them. coming up inside the prison s religious wing. a former israeli soldier recounts his role in a military gang. translator: i held a cocked gun towards him. we realized the surprising benefit many israeli inmates enjoy. the idea of some one that committed a violent crime and had a sentence, being released for a few days was really surprising to us. later, we head north for an exclusive look inside israel s
have to come to us. we adjudicate. and someone who breaks the rules gets punished? gets punished. according to our language. according to the law. according to the law. i prefer not to say. the commander has a different take on who maintains order in the cellblock. translator: we are the one whose maintain order, not the prisoners. even though they may say otherwise. there is a very clear organization. there are rules for behavior for order that are very clear. and the prisoners know them. coming up inside the prison s religious wing. a former israeli soldier recounts his role in a military gang. i held a cocked gun towards him. we realized the surprising benefit many israeli inmates enjoy. the idea of some one that commit aid violent crime and had a sentence being release ford a