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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany the judges and back them up during shootouts? Even two bodyguards per judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway.
** to be fair, the only judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Judges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.
** to be fair, the only judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Judges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge Judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany the judges Judges and back them up during shootouts? Even two bodyguards per judge Judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have Judge has to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway.
**to To be fair, the only judges Judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Judges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] one-man armies]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.
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** Lawgiver specs are probably highly classified. That and Kay probably never stuck around long enough to make use of a dropped Lawgiver.
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** to be fair, the only judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Juges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.
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** to be fair, the only judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Juges Judges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.different.
** It's implied that Dredd [[IWorkAlone works alone]] because he doesn't need assistance. When the Chief Judge comes down to Peach Trees, she notes that Dredd calling for backup was notable enough that she had to check out the situation for herself.
** It's implied that Dredd [[IWorkAlone works alone]] because he doesn't need assistance. When the Chief Judge comes down to Peach Trees, she notes that Dredd calling for backup was notable enough that she had to check out the situation for herself.
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** Its possible Anderson's psychic powers and previous contact with Kay allowed her to cloud his mind just enough he "forgot" that Judges' guns do that. Maybe even planted the suggestion of killing her with her own gun.
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*** Using the stun would have been a bad idea. Electricity causes the body to tense, lock up, and shake. He could have risked Kay's hand clamping and pulling the trigger if he shocked him.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany the judges and back them up during shootouts? Even two bodyguards per judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany the judges and back them up during shootouts? Even two bodyguards per judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway.anyway.
** to be fair, the only judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Juges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.
** to be fair, the only judges who die in the movie are the ones set up against Dredd. Judge recruits may die like flies, but the ones that make it to Juges are probably a [[OneManArmy one mam army]] anyway. And maybe Judges don't usually go alone or even have bodyguards and Dredd is just different.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany and protect judges from confirmed threats? Even two bodyguards per judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany and protect the judges from confirmed threats? and back them up during shootouts? Even two bodyguards per judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany and protect judges from confirmed threats? It can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway. Plus it will ensure that judges cannot grow corrupted as easily due to the extra eyes on them.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to accompany and protect judges from confirmed threats? Even two bodyguards per judge would probably improve their chance of survival considerably. It also can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway. Plus it will ensure that judges cannot grow corrupted as easily due to the extra eyes on them.anyway.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to kill any confirmed threat to their assigned judges? It can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway. Plus it will ensure that judges cannot grow corrupted as easily due to the extra eyes on them.
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* Why don't the Judges have a cadre of bodyguards to keep them alive? The judge system was made so that they could carry out sentences directly on the street, but why do they have to work alone? What's stopping the Justice Department from maintaining a separate corp of enforcers whose only job is to kill any accompany and protect judges from confirmed threat to their assigned judges? threats? It can't be that much more manpower intensive than the current system where every judge have to go through a draconian selection process only to die like flies anyway. Plus it will ensure that judges cannot grow corrupted as easily due to the extra eyes on them.
