Trying them for negligent manslaughter or homicide seems extreme, but I'd entertain an attempt at justifying that, and I'd do so in good faith and with an open

Trying them for negligent manslaughter or homicide seems extreme, but I'd entertain an attempt at justifying that, and I'd do so in good faith and with an open mind to the arguments presented. Just to be clear though, are you proposing that they should have these charges brought up against them and given the same rights to due process that everyone else gets, are you proposing something more akin to extrajudicial detention - a suspension of due process and the suspension of habeas corpus?