OpEdNews - Page 5 of Article: Short Playscript On Torture

                                   F.
            What about the oath of office?

                                   G.
            There's no statute for breaking an oath. It just means
            you're untrustworthy.

                                   ACTOR
            No, if you advocate to overthrow the government--

                                   B. & G.
                          (simultaneous)
            B.: Ha! G.: What?

                                   G.
            The lawyers were not advocating the overthrow of the
            government.

                                   ACTOR
            Yes, they were. Our government does not torture, and they
            were advocating alteration of our government by
            unconstitutional means. And under title 18, section 1-9-1-8
            that's punishable by a fine and/or prison. You can't take
            the oath, and then turn around and write opinions about how
            to go against our core principles. You go to jail for that.

                                   G.
            Title 18?

                                   ACTOR
            Yes.

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