When challenged, Carmen answers with mocking defiance ("Tra la la... Coupe-moi, brûle-moi"); Zuniga orders José to tie her hands while he prepares the prison warrant.
And the appeals court noted that the defendants had already served more time in prison than warranted by their conviction for destroying government property.
"It is the people's opinion that prison is warranted".
John Edwards brought this on himself, but his narcissism and moral failings do not warrant prison time.
The group has already discussed how many crimes don't really warrant prison sentences, how individuals need to take stronger ownership of their life choices and how rehabilitation somehow needs to be worked into prison culture.
"Today, we're in a radically different environment," Warbelow said, explaining that decades in prison doesn't warrant the so-called crime of transmission, if transmission indeed takes place at all.
A Pentagon official pleaded guilty to leaking information to two pro-Israel lobbyists, and the administration got into pitched battles with news outlets, including The New York Times, over disclosures about secret prisons and eavesdropping without warrants.
Our qualitative findings suggest that these acute care-seeking patterns may be reinforced in prison, and these behaviors warrant further investigation.
In his BBC interview, he says that the seven years he has spent in prison battling the US warrant are the result of a failure by British authorities to charge him.
"I was in La Picota prison for months, and now they have me in what they call 'The Bunker' underneath the offices of the Fiscalia [in English, Prosecutor]." He explains that, since early September 2015, he has been held in a Colombian prison on a U.S. warrant for alleged accounting fraud in connection with a software company he ran until early 2012 called KIT Digital.
