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There are different types of laws. Federal laws apply to everyone in the United States. State and local laws apply to people who live or work in a particular state, commonwealth, territory, county, city, municipality, town, township or village.
State law enforcement agencies also step in when crimes occur in places where there is no local police force, such as in certain small towns and unincorporated areas. Federal agents work on a much larger scale, handling crimes that violate federal laws.
Federal law enforcement agencies typically have their own specialties to tackle different realms of crime, like the DEA for drugs and ATF for weapons, whereas a State police department will have departments within that agency to combat those sorts of crimes.
Highest paid in Law Enforcement is police chief (4 stars)/County Sheriff (5 stars). In the fire service the Fire Chief (five gold bugles collar insignia) is the highest paid position. These are the top of the proverbial food chain positions in public safety agencies in the US.
0:57 4:02 And ensure the security of federal court proceedings. In the case of the US Marshall Service federalMoreAnd ensure the security of federal court proceedings. In the case of the US Marshall Service federal enforcement officers work on court security assignments.
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