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''Main article: [[Law enforcement in Volkia]]''
 
Law enforcement in Volkia is generally the responsibility of local police and sheriff's departments, with provincial police providing broader services. The [[Volkgoroda Metropolitan Police Department]], which serves the [[Volkgoroda]] metropolitan area, is the largest in the country. Federal agencies like the [[Federal Investigative ServiceAgency]] (FSRFSA) and the [[Narcotics Enforcement Agency]] (NPA) have specialized duties, including protecting civil rights, investigating federal and international crimes, national security, enforcing drug laws, and investigatingprotecting drugnational offensessecurity. At the federal level and in every province, the legal systems operate on {{wp|common law}}. Provincial courts conduct most criminal trials; federal courts handle certain designated crimes as well as certain appeals from the provincial criminal courts. Plea bargaining is very common; the vast majority of criminal cases in the country are settled by {{wp|plea bargain}} rather than {{wp|jury trial}}.
 
=== Judiciary===
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==Geography==
Volkia is situated on the western half of the continent of [[Itur]], providing an extensive coastline with numerous bays, inlets, and straitsinlets. Mountains are plentiful in northern and northeastern Volkia, made up of the Sigyachov Mountain Range. The highest point can be found in this mountain range; [[Vysoki Mountain]] is 14,002 ft (4,268 m) above sea level. The number of islets and islands are estimated to be some 5,712 (including those in lakes). Two of the largest islands in Volkia are [[Shimanovsk Island|Shimanovsk]] and [[Khorovstrov Island|Khorovstrov]], which make up [[Shimanovsk Oblast]].
 
Volkia has over 1,300 lakes. Most of them are very small, with the largest being Lake Chisvoda in the north of the country. There are also many rivers. The longest of them are the Volk River, Degot, and Sosna. Numerous {{wp|fens}} and {{wp|bogs}} populate the northern half of the country, while the south holds most of the country's cultivated land.
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===Transport===
Volkia's roadways are utilized mostly by internal cargo and passenger traffic, and as of 2015 totaled about 300,000 miles. The Volkian federal highway system is known colloquially as the Шоссе (''[[Shosse]])''. It is officially known as the Федеральная система автомобильных дорог (''Federal'naya sistema avtomobil'nykh dorog,'' abbreviated FSAD''),'' which translates as "federal highway system." It connects the major cities and is marked by blue colored signs and their own numbering system.
The total length of common-used railway tracks exceeds 35,000 miles (56,327 km). The entirety of this railroad is electrified, and additionally there are more than 18,641 miles (30,000 km) of industrial non-common carrier lines. Like most of the world, Volkia uses the {{wp|standard gauge}} for their railroads. The most renown railway in Volkia is the Trans-Volkia Railway, which connects the southern port city of [[Sande]] to the northern port city of [[Mys]], the furthest points in Volkia.
As of 2011 Volkia had 226,800 miles (365,000 km) of roads, of which 200,000 were paved. Some of these make up the [[Laiatanese intranational highway system|Volkian intranational highway system]].
Much of Volkia's inland waterways, which total 58,030 miles (93,390 km), are made up of natural rivers or lakes.
 
The main international passenger gateway is [[Volkgoroda International Airport]], which handled about 30 million passengers in 2015. [[Poltovka International Airport]] is the second largest airport, handling about 21 million passengers in 2015. The country has 32 major airports, though the total number of airports and airfields total over 250. The flag carrier and largest airline in Volkia, [[Air Volkia]], is based at Volkgoroda International and services both domestically and internationally.
Major sea ports of Volkia include Izumrud, Sande, Mys, [[Rantza]], [[Priluk]], [[Yurmansk]], and [[Kalshgorod]], which are located on the [[Gulf of Itur]] and the [[Mahigan Sea]]. In 2008 the country owned 2,023 merchant marine ships.
[[File:Laiatan long train.jpg|thumb|left|Volkian long train in northern [[Kekur]].|link=Special:FilePath/Laiatan_long_train.jpg]]
The newest addition to the Volkian pipeline system was completed in June of 2014, which connected the Northern and Southern Pipeline Systems. The project also introduced several new tanker terminals, refineries and storage facilities along the coastlines of the country. This has helped expedite the refinery process and allows the country to hold more reserves.
 
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Volkia has 500 airports, the busiest being Volkgoroda International Airport, Befrei, Vereint in [[Volkgoroda]], Schwenistor in [[Kosma]] and Tureinokiv in [[Letov]]. The total length of runways in Volkia exceeds 100,000 miles (160,934 km).
 
The majority of international cargo shipments are handled at Volkia's ports. Major sea ports of Volkia include Izumrud, Volsk, [[Shipunovo]], [[Korkino]], and [[Zuyevka]] which are located on the [[Gulf of Itur]] and the [[Mahigan Sea]]. In 2015 the country owned over 1,600 merchant marine ships. Icebreakers keep the northernmost ports of the country open year round. Ferry services connect mainland Volkia to its island possessions.
Typically, major Volkian cities have well-developed systems of public transport, with the most common varieties of exploited vehicles being bus, trolleybus and tram. Most major Volkian cities have underground metros. The total length of metros in Volkia is 750 miles (1,207 km). Volkgoroda Metro and Kosma Metro are the oldest in Volkia, opened in 1925 and 1935 respectively. These two are among the fastest and busiest metro systems in the world, and are famous for rich decorations and unique designs of their stations, which is a common tradition on Volkian metros and railways.
 
Typically, majorMajor Volkian cities typically have well-developed systems of public transport, with the most common varieties of exploited vehicles being bus, trolleybus, and tram. Most major Volkian cities have underground metros. The total length of metros in Volkia is 750 miles (1,207 km). Volkgoroda Metro and Kosmathe Kursavka Metro are the oldest in Volkia, opened in 1925 and 1935 respectively. These two are among the fastest and busiest metro systems in the world, and are famous for rich decorations and unique designs of their stations, which is a common tradition on Volkian metros and railways.
 
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