That says a lot about the state's attitude to the individual's innocence before he has been tried, but even more about the state's odd sense of entitlement to the essence of each person.
He added: "With the fully flexible Isa, people will have complete freedom to take money out and put it back in later in the year, without losing any of their tax-free entitlement".
The broadcasters' fury nearly matches their greed and abiding sense of entitlement.
Nestlé chair Peter Brabeck talks to Jo Confino about the need to build water stewardship into core business strategy and how a sense of entitlement causes irresponsible use.
However, children's social care is still based on a complex web of legislation – which leaves a postcode lottery where entitlement is difficult to understand and time is wasted arguing about whether a child is eligible for social care.
The current system of policing and enforcing the entitlement of foreign nationals to free NHS care is chaotic and often out of control.
In all, 83% are women and 45% have no entitlement to weekly rest periods or paid annual leave.
There is no entitlement to a refund where GNM is forced to cancel part or all of a Guardian Masterclass due to reasons beyond our reasonable control.
Few people are aware of the entitlement and this is compounded by entrenched resistance to it in the health system.
"If they have the feeling of being left out, or have a sense of entitlement that they deserve such a project, they might very well vote in favour," a local source told the Guardian.
"I saw mainly older men, with rightwing politics, and a real sense of entitlement – that they just deserved to get people's support, regardless of their politics, and how they operated".
