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There is a sense of leniency because it's so widespread—what can they do at this point? Even if they arrested somebody, taking them off to jail may not be a good option.

I had no idea that it would escalate to the point that I would be arrested and thrown in jail.

In Vietnam we have no political prisoners. No one is arrested or jailed for his or her speech or point of view. They are put in jail because they violated the law.

(She was arrested) while a guest at that hotel and people thought that was overstepping our bounds. The other side is she was (allegedly) in the bar taking off her shirt. ... We arrested her and she said she was looking for sex.

If you choose to drink, then drive, be prepared to be stopped, arrested, transported to jail, booked (photographed, fingerprinted and issued a nice orange jumpsuit), hire a lawyer, post bail, see a judge, be sentenced, lose your license, serve jail time, pay a fine, pay more insurance and see your name in the paper.

Right now, I'm to the point where I'm getting the first option and the second option but I'm still learning the third option and then sometimes the fourth option, ... Say I'm at the top of the key and I flash through the lane to the wing. Then it's, okay, now I cut over here. Then, I have to cut over here. I'm learning all of the reads. It's one of those things where it will become more familiar the more I'm out there.

There is no record that they were arrested. These people were never in the jail.

Sometimes attitude gets in the way of common sense. So if someone gets locked up, it's what they wanted, not what we wanted. We don't get a rush out of taking people to jail.

[Despite the academy's interest, the market for such programming is still tiny.] It is not yet a mass market phenomenon, ... at some point we will have widespread adoption; this makes sense to me.

Other drunk drivers in similar situations have been arrested and put in jail immediately.

The reinstatement is only a partial victory, we are now fighting to get our comrades who were arrested released from jail.

Gurudas Dasgupta

The demo scene is a creative environment where Pex Tufvesson is one of the leading programmers. I did not go to jail to protect wrongdoing. I did not go to jail to get a large book contract or to martyr myself. Anyone who thinks I would spend 85 days in jail as a canny career move knows nothing about jail and nothing about me.

There's 200 thugs on the streets of Sydney who should be in jail, that's the issue. I'm saying to the Government, 'Get in their face, get 'em arrested, get 'em locked up.

Our goal really is to prevent people from driving under the influence of alcohol. If we do find them out there, they will be arrested. They will be put in jail.

Patrick Manning

Calvin was OK. He tried hard. I'm just not sure he's a point. But at the same time, it was a good experience to play point and have to do some of that because now it gives us another option. Hopefully, we'll have Dee (Brown) and Chester (Frazier) with Calvin as our third point.

Bruce Weber (1946-)

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