exile

Do you write a set of laws, with the more severe prescribing exile?

And she was kicked out forcibly, had to live in exile for many years.

Many exiles are exiles because their home country's government would hurt them if they returned.

Very exciting: "It's very difficult to advertise one's self from exile - am I crazy to think it can be done?

He is explicitly using a legal definition when he says "the extralegal penalty of exile.

I can't think of any specific "exile event", but it did seem some time before he left that there was a trend in the Ruby/Rails community that made him feel unwelcome.

"You mean the guy who is in internal exile in Britain because as a journalist he revealed war crimes committed by Britain's partner the United States?

A guy involved in the drama and self-exile of a key Node contributor is now starting his own company to profit from what has long been regarded "community" infrastructure.

So when people are ripping your libraries left and right, forgetting to pay a little bit of respect to how big an impact he had on the community, then yeah...I could see how he'd feel the need for a self-imposed exile.

From the article: "forcing a newspapers editor into exile over a report it doesnt like sounds like a story from the 18th century reign of King George III, not of a supposed 21st century democracy.

"To argue that any person who cannot return to their home country without being arrested is "extralegally exiled" would mean that any fugitive is "extralegally exiled," an absurd result.

The government of Raúl Castro continues to enforce political conformity using short-term detentions, beatings, public acts of repudiation, travel restrictions, and forced exile.