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      Sure, assuming that their job is filling beds in prison rather than actually reducing crime.

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          But conceivably they could be enforcing the law by putting pressure on these companies to stop facilitating advertising of illegal services and thereby the flow of business. If they instead just don’t bother with that so that they can use these ads to pick out and track down the juiciest, lowest effort prosecution targets, representing a small proportion of the total market, that’s pure corruption with little to no social benefit.

          To be clear I don’t actually know if this is what is going on, but if it was it would be reprehensible.

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