[TangoLimaSierra]

serving four months in prison

wasn't really a prison...

Right. More like a Holiday Inn where you're encouraged not to leave.

[stylin19a]

that's a good description. Kinda like Frank Pentangeli in the Godfather II

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/geoff-shepard-watergate-john-dean-house-impeachment-trump-truth

"Then, but a week after the trial had ended, Judge Sirica, on his own motion, reduced Dean’s sentence to “time served” – setting him completely free after only four months of technical confinement. In actuality, Dean had never spent a single night in jail: he spent his nights in a witness holding facility at Ft. Holabird, Maryland. On most days, he was driven by federal marshals to his dedicated office in the special prosecutors’ suite, where he worked on his book."

[bitt]

https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3756497/posts?page=1

Justice Dept. Seeks to Question C.I.A. in Its Own Russia Investigation
nytimes ^ | 6/12/2019 | Julian E. Barnes, Katie Benner, Adam Goldman and Michael S. Schmidt

[ichabod1]

I don’t think the minimum security prisons are THAT cush. They still inconvenience the hell out of you and strip you of your humanity, of that I’m quite sure.