Jailtime: It's our heritage.

When the faithful gathered for worship at Scrooby Manor, they were breaking the law. When they failed to attend the Church of England in whichever parish they belonged, they were breaking the law. When they attempted to leave England for Amsterdam, they were breaking the law. Regular lawbreakers, they were. In Boston Guildhall they were held to await trial at Crown Court in Lincoln Castle. Cobb Hall, which dates from the 12th century, may have been where they were tried. The present Crown Court at the Castle dates from the 1820's.
While breaking the law is not recommended in general, those who came before us found themselves forced to choose between God and King. They chose God.