Although claimed as a fugitive by the Cistercians, Joachim was allowed by Pope Celestine III to form the disciples who gathered around him at San Giovanni in Fiore (a town located in present-day Cosenza province in Calabria) into the Order of San Giovanni in Fiore in 1196.
To get to any of those countries, Snowden would most likely have to pass through Cuba, however, and while Cuban President Raul Castro has been quoted as saying he supports the countries that are offering Snowden refuge, he pointedly did not say whether the fugitive would be allowed to stop in Havana.
If I leave the country without having the process completed, I could be accused of being a fugitive and not be allowed to come back.
After the Taliban's collapse under American bombing last winter, American officials said Iran was allowing Qaeda fugitives to flee into its territory.
It's a difficult subject to dramatise, and actually, Blackhat often looks like an old-fashioned McGuffin thriller, in which our fugitive hero and heroine are allowed to run, hand in hand, down the escalator into a subway.
Maceus knew that in 1994, after the United States overthrew the military regime, Constant, a fugitive from Haitian justice, had been allowed, inexplicably, to slip into the country.
If Mr. Cox has his way, more domestic batterers, more sex offenders, more habitual drunkards, more drug dealers and more fugitives from the law will soon be allowed to legally conceal and carry a firearm in a neighborhood near you, perhaps because a state 3,000 miles away says that's A-OK.
Should this fugitive, who had committed the crime of stealing his own freedom and living under false identities, have been allowed to vote?
Unfortunately the fugitive was eventually arrested.
Visions Fugitive was published posthumously in 1996.
