After all, the former chief financial officer had accepted a ten-year stretch in the clink as part of his deal: Pleading guilty to two of the 98 counts he'd faced in connection with the collapse of the energy trader.

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He also wanted to throw Tobin in the clink during the appeals process, but a federal court granted Tobin's request for release pending appeal.

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That week, Mr. Morse was in rehearsals exploring key moments in "Tom Durnin, " in which he plays the title character, a white-collar criminal returning to his family after time in the clink.

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The ancient oaks that line the course still drop acorns on the carefully tended tarmac, while up on the decks of the Paddock Club, men and women in Armani clink Champagne glasses while wearing earplugs against the engines' high-pitched buzz and the constant roar of the tifosi.

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Damon and Affleck (who gives such a nice performance here I'm willing to forgive the clunk-and-clink he had to participate in in "Chasing Amy") are darn good screenwriters, and I'll tell you exactly why I think so.

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But in 2011, the reoffending rate of graduates from The Clink was only 12.5%.

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He had been in a half-way house recently, but according to court documents, was sent back to the clink for taking a pain killer, allegedly without approval.

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