To be conflicted by two worthy alternatives.
I want him to be convicted of treason and thrown in prison before he dies, bur I also want him to die as soon as possible.
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A defendant can be charged and have a case move forward without ever being present in the courtroom. The legal term for this is a "trial in absentia," and it can occur in both criminal and civil cases, though the circumstances and rules vary.
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Even if he dies prior to him being arrested, they should still prosecute him, that his attorneys defend him and the jury decide whether he's guilty or not guilty.
There have been cases where the defendant was banned from the courtroom due to behavior.
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Maybe they could just have them stuffed and placed in Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum. No one would ever check and it would just get lost to the storage vans of time and be forgotten.
A fitting end.
