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For questions about the civil forces responsible for enforcing the law. This tag is useful when asking how law enforcement practices would depart from reality in a set of given circumstances.
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Practical reasons to have both a large police force and bounty hunting network?
Unregulated Space(s)
Your police force has a heavy presence on-planet, or in dense population centres, but not outside of that - the void between colonies or the wilds of the sparser planets do not have … Bounty Hunters are able to operate in those areas without the Support Network that the Police rely on. …
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