The most important point.
Once a prisoner was immersed in nutrient solution, the possibility of them plotting an escape was practically zero. After all, you were in suspended animation—how were you supposed to plot an escape?
How?
Dream about it. Anything was possible in a dream. By the time you had lived out an entire lifetime in your dream, you would be almost dead in reality.
Of course.
Putting prisoners into nutrient solution and holding them in suspended animation did violate federal law to some extent. Therefore, after the Department of Justice's inspection tour and some maneuvering by James, although ordinary prisoners could not be accepted by James Prison, prisoners sentenced to life without parole and terrorists who supposedly had human rights but effectively had none could fall within James Prison's business scope.
After all, the federal government's several secret prisons held nothing but terrorists who supposedly had human rights but effectively had none. These secret private prisons had even reached cooperation agreements with James Prison, selling this technology specifically designed for suspended-animation detention.
Everyone had to make money together.
Otherwise, you would be eating alone. Unless you were a top Wall Street financial predator, you had better not do that. If a tiny shrimp tried to eat alone, the best possible outcome was being swallowed whole by someone else.
Hill listened to the intelligence Langley had obtained from Director Huonli and looked at Lake. "In twelve days, the summit of the five hegemonic powers will be held. Should we send people to James Prison to prevent anyone from breaking prisoners out?"
Break prisoners out?
Lake knew how secure James Prison was.
After all, the warden of James Prison, James, had also graduated from Yale. Back then, in order to drum up business, this James had specifically gone to Lake