What laws establish guilt and punish people without a trail?

Laws that establish guilt and punish individuals without a trial are often referred to as "summary offenses" or "administrative penalties." These can include certain regulatory violations, public safety laws, or military justice provisions. In some cases, laws like the "no-fly list" or certain anti-terrorism measures allow for punitive actions without due process. Such practices can raise significant concerns regarding civil liberties and the right to a fair trial.