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The image displays a document titled "COURT SECURITY" with the subtitle "U.
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The image displays a document titled "COURT SECURITY" with the subtitle "U.S. Marshals Service Statement of Work." It appears to be an official government statement of work from the United States Marshals Service related to court security. The text is partially obscured, and the specific details of the content are not visible in this description. The document has a header with a page number "12," suggesting it's part of a larger document or package.
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