> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nwrrp.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nwrrp.com/law-enforcement/procedures.md).

# Law Enforcement Procedures

## Start of duty

1. Fully load the character and activate the correct law-enforcement job.
2. Go on duty through the approved roster system.
3. Join the department radio channel and open Imperial CAD.
4. Set the correct callsign and CAD status.
5. Log into ERS police service and begin the shift.

## Arrest and booking

1. Arrest and transport the correct subject.
2. Create or complete the official Imperial incident/arrest report.
3. Use **Book Suspect** in Imperial CAD.
4. Import or search the correct live-player or ERS identity.
5. Confirm identity fields before adding charges.
6. Select the correct county jurisdiction and facility.
7. Add the Imperial report reference and relevant notes.
8. Submit and confirm that DOJ intake/custody records were created.

## Citations

Create citations through the Imperial CAD workflow. Verify officer, stop, violator, vehicle, violations, jurisdiction, fines, and court-required indicators before issuance.

## Court submissions

Authorized law-enforcement users who do not have full DOJ permissions may receive a restricted Court Submissions workspace through `/doj`. Use it only for factual corrections and permitted draft submissions. Do not change a record's status, payment history, judicial decision, or audit history.


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