In prison there are sadistic wardens.
The cost of enforcement—running an army of traffic wardens or civil-enforcement officers (CEOs)—sometimes outstrips the proceeds.
Long stretches in his prisons' law libraries left him more familiar with the Byzantine rules of America's federal prison system than most wardens.
THEY are hemmed in by more bus lanes, picked on by more traffic wardens, spied on by more speed cameras, punished with more fines and soaked more enthusiastically by the exchequer than ever before.
