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If it is a citizen, you can control it to some extent and easily isolate (or even kill) that dwarf.
You can also expell a dwarf, not the best idea if it's about the were-curse though.
For visitors, you can fairly easily tell them to leave by closing the place they were visiting to visitors.
The exception would be monster hunter but you can just let them go to a cavern and wall it off as well.
That is because anything attacking a member of a civilisation becomes an enemy of said civilisation, but when it is their own civilisation then everyone around becomes their enemy, but since they are still a member anyone attacking them also becomes an enemy of the whole civilisation, but both are still enemies with each others as well.
It rapidly devolves into a huge melee where everyone is everyone else's enemy.
There are still plenty of ways to roleplay betrayal and such, just without direct attacks.
Activating traps or bridges with a lever, sending a minecart rolling their way, causing a cave-in...