Neptune, in less than ideal implications, represents confinement or incarceration... like a warehouse jail for instance.
In a jail cell, for instance, an imprisoned girl discovers tiny notes Pato has left behind in a mattress.
He finds that some of them do offer a partial explanation (more jail time, for instance), whereas others do not (greater use of the death penalty, new policing methods).
Offenders are often faced with a choice of two plea-bargains with differing jail sentences, for instance, a three-year or a one-year sentence.
Since a 2005 coup, press freedom in Mauritania has grown quite strong by regional standards; journalists can no longer be jailed for defamation, for instance, and there has been an explosion of newspapers and Web sites.
All versions of Marsy's Law on the ballot this year would make it a state constitutional right for people directly harmed by a crime to request and receive notification when the alleged perpetrator is released from jail or prison, for instance.
Just as the city's preparations for the storm valued some New Yorkers over others (those outside the jails rather than those inside, for instance), so, too, did the city's immediate response after the hurricane tend to the needs of upper- and middle-class New Yorkers and above all the interests of business, at the expense of the city's most vulnerable residents.
The game also features clear plastic playing pieces for movers, and electronic sound effects, triggered by certain events (for instance, a "jail door slam" sound effect when a player goes to jail).
She believes, for instance, that jailing the celebrated head of a terrorist organization is a more effective countermeasure than killing him.
Egypt's interim government has already demonstrated a level of intolerance for free speech — for instance, by jailing the 25-year-old activist Maikel Nabil Sanad for "insulting the military establishment".
