«We want everyone to be able to enjoy the World Cup without having to worry about facing
a different kind of penalty, and we'd rather businesses think ahead and check if they need a licence than risk a court case and a fine.»
[W] e believe that the central premise
of Argersinger — that actual imprisonment is a
penalty different in
kind from fines or the mere threat
of imprisonment — is eminently sound, and warrants adoption
of actual imprisonment as the line defining the constitutional right to appointment
of counsel.