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Kościuszko Uprising (1794) he was sentenced by the Supreme Criminal Court, "in absentia", to hang for treason, witness his decades-long pro-Russian stance and anti-patriotic politics and plotting against the state, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. He was sentenced by the Supreme Criminal Court, "in absentia", to hang for treason, witness his decades-long pro-Russian stance and anti-patriotic politics and plotting against the state, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. He was sentenced by the Supreme Criminal Court, "in absentia", to hang for treason, witness his decades-long pro-Russian stance and anti-patriotic politics and plotting against the state, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. However, he escaped the death penalty.<unk> However, he escaped the death penalty.