He quoted his son, David, as saying, "Dad, that's going-to-jail stuff".
As a mob storms the jails stuffed with priests and courtiers to murder those "enemies of the nation," a princess's head is paraded on a stake through the streets.
"And my daughter had kids coming up to her in school saying: 'Your dad's going to jail,' and stuff like that," Dawson says.
Dump your Snowden in the toilet as a form of water torture, put him in "jail" by stuffing him in a shoe box, or have him sit in a corner of the room wearing a tiny dunce cap that says "world's worst whistleblower".
A decade after the genocide, the country faced a daunting problem: its jails were stuffed with more than 150,000 Hutus accused of killings, overwhelming the justice system.
As a result, says Ana Magaloni, also of CIDE, Mexican jails are "stuffed full of poor people", while professional criminals are not caught.The underlying aim of the judicial reforms, which are broadly similar across the states seeking to implement them, is to increase transparency and efficiency, thereby supposedly prompting prosecutors and police to do a better job.
You wouldn't expect anybody to go to jail over this stuff, would you?
There was no 'we're going to throw you in jail' kind of stuff.
Pollard's rise, from a spy-obsessed oddball to a Mossad mole with access to tens of thousands of classified documents, and eventual fall to a turncoat facing life in jail is the stuff of Hollywood movies are made of.
This is disturbing not only because the notion that Hillary Clinton should be in jail is the stuff of right wing conspiracy theorists and Tea Party extremists, but because imprisoning political opponents is the kind of thing done by authoritarian leaders or transitional governments where widespread human rights abuses have been committed by the previous regime.
The tame side isn't bad; it helps us keep a job and stay out of jail, and other important stuff.
