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per-layer folders reflect the six-layer suite (Core - Contraband - Policing - Corrections - Gangs -
Ward) and the reserved Judiciary seam. Assemblies re-vendored with the fresh module DLLs.

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+# Policing — the pre-arrest half
+
+*The other half of the loop. Where the rest of Justice deals with people the colony has already
+caught, **policing** is what happens before the cell door: your own colonists commit crimes on the
+propensity spectrum, the colony investigates, and — sometimes — arrests.*
+
+It is a big behavioural change (your colonists become potential criminals), so it has **its own
+toggle** in the mod settings, on by default. Turn it off to run the rest of Justice — classification,
+deterrence, discipline, parole, regime — without colony crime.
+
+---
+
+## The loop
+
+```
+[crime] → [witnessed / investigated] → [weighed arrest (resist?)] → prison → … → parole → [recidivism]
+```
+
+Every stage reads the shared engine (`Propensity`, the `CriminalRecord`, the deterrence meter), so
+policing is not a bolt-on — it feeds the same record classification grades on and discipline reforms.
+
+## Crime — and why small colonies stay honest
+
+Every ~40 seconds, each free colonist gets a seeded roll to offend. The base rate is low (`0.06`) and
+multiplied hard by nature × nurture — almost nobody with an ordinary disposition ever does anything.
+But it is *also* multiplied by **crime cover**:
+
+| Free colonists | Crime cover |
+|---|---|
+| ≤ 3 | 0.15 |
+| ~8 | ~0.6 |
+| ≥ 13 | 1.0 |
+
+In a tight 2–3 pawn colony everyone knows everyone and retribution is certain even without a jail, so
+crime is **rare**; a larger, more anonymous colony offers cover. This is a deliberate inversion of the
+naive "no enforcement → more crime": a small colony is kept honest by its own closeness, not by a
+constable.
+
+A crime is one of **theft**, **vandalism**, or **assault** — leaning on who the culprit is (a
+kleptomaniac steals, a bloodlusty pawn assaults, a pyromaniac vandalizes).
+
+## Consequences — the stakes
+
+A crime leaves a mark the colony can *see* (all wrapped defensively — a consequence that finds no
+target never breaks anything):
+
+- **Theft** lifts a small stack of the colony's goods and the thief **pockets it**. RimWorld has no
+  per-person property (stockpiles are communal), so theft is theft from the common store — but the
+  culprit now physically carries what they took, a natural evidence trail a search can pick up.
+- **Vandalism** damages a nearby colony building.
+- **Assault** gives a nearby colonist a light, down-safe knock — and the culprit chooses their mark
+  **wisely**: someone they resent (motive), who is weak (little retribution), and unwatched (few
+  witnesses).
+- **Relationships fray.** An assault victim thinks much worse of their attacker immediately (they saw
+  who did it); and when investigation *names* a culprit, the whole colony's opinion of them drops.
+- The colony is **notified** a crime happened — culprit unknown.
+
+## Witnesses and investigation
+
+A crime is not equally solvable. Colonists who were near enough to **see** it are witnesses, and each
+is a partial lead — a witnessed crime starts up to `0.8` of the way to solved before anyone lifts a
+finger; an unseen one is a **cold case** worked from nothing.
+
+Investigation then accrues evidence toward `1.0` (naming the culprit) two ways:
+
+- **Ambient**, scaled by how many colonists the colony can spare (`~0.34` per check per unit of
+  effort — a few investigated windows).
+- **The police work type.** Assign a colonist to *policing* and they walk to open **crime scenes** and
+  work them, adding a chunk of evidence scaled by their Intellectual + Social skill. A sharp constable
+  cracks cases fast; a colony that spares no one lets them go cold.
+
+## The weighed arrest
+
+A solved case does **not** mean an automatic arrest. Fellow-colonist cops will not gut the colony to
+jail someone over a petty crime — the arrest is a cost/benefit (`ShouldArrest`):
+
+```
+arrest  ⇔  colony can afford a prison  AND  severity ≥ 1.5 + value × 3
+```
+
+- **Severity** — the crime's kind (theft 1 · vandalism 1.5 · assault 2.5), escalated by the culprit's
+  record (a rap sheet and prior escapes compound).
+- **Value** — 0..1 from the culprit's best skills. A star colonist raises the bar to ~4.5; an
+  expendable one leaves it at ~1.5.
+- **Capacity** — **below ~5 colonists, or with no prison bed, the colony arrests no one.** A prisoner
+  plus a warden would cripple a small colony. Capacity ramps up as the colony grows.
+
+So a petty crime by your only doctor → they walk. A murder → arrested regardless. And a crime that
+paid, unanswered, erodes the climate of order a little more (crime emboldens).
+
+## Resisting arrest
+
+The disposed do not go quietly (`WouldResist`, seeded nature × nurture):
+
+- **Comply** → taken in cleanly (they become a prisoner of the colony — imprisonment is direct, and it
+  survives guest-management mods like Hospitality).
+- **Resist** → the violent turn **berserk**, the rest **flee**. A botched arrest becomes a crisis the
+  colony must handle the hard way, and openly defying arrest emboldens the lawless.
+- **Subdued** → a resister the colony beats down is then **imprisoned** (auto-capture) — the resist
+  path resolves to a cell once the colony wins the confrontation. One who flees the map gets away.
+
+## Prison riots
+
+When the climate of order **collapses** (deterrence at the floor) in a colony holding prisoners, a
+neglected prison boils over into a **riot**: disposed prisoners turn violent together, and the unrest
+shatters order further. A well-run colony (high deterrence) never sees one — a riot is the thing a
+badly-run institution *earns*. It ties the deterrence meter, the propensity engine, and the prison
+population into one emergent event.
+
+## Recidivism, made visible
+
+The loop closes on itself: a pawn hardened in prison (negative reform) runs a higher propensity and
+reoffends. When investigation names a culprit the colony had **paroled**, it says so out loud — the
+recidivism loop turning in the open, the payoff for everything classification, discipline, and parole
+did upstream.
+
+---
+
+Part of **Institution: Justice**, in the Institution suite. AI disclosure: developed with substantial
+assistance from Claude (Anthropic).