This is an extremely weird and interesting case, and it'd be especially curious if he's no longer afforded the Constitutional protections of a natural, living c

This is an extremely weird and interesting case, and it'd be especially curious if he's no longer afforded the Constitutional protections of a natural, living citizen. The closest legal analogue I can think of is the (now outdated) concept of "outlawry," whereby an "outlaw" was someone legally excommunicated from a society. An outlaw could be deprived of property, liberty, and even life by any legal citizen of that society. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw