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What would happen to your insuarance, if say you became part of a highly valuable but risky operation investigating crime syndicates? Sounds expensive.


"Risky" means violating the law, ignoring civil rights & hurting innocents.

If that's the only way that unit can investigate crime syndicates, maybe that operation shouldn't exist in the first place.


No - risky can equally mean getting shot in the course of duty. See also the issue of surgeons being cautious about taking on procedures with low survival rate


Only if you define "getting shot" as malpractice, which I'd consider a rather odd choice. Remember, we're talking about risk in the context of a malpractice insurance.




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