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How is law enforcement going to be able to ticket someone in shallow water without impacting the seagrass themselves?

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How is law enforcement going to be able to ticket someone in shallow water without impacting the seagrass themselves?

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In some cases they can wait until an offender has passed out of the area before stopping them. In other cases they may have to enter the area themselves, just as a trooper has to exceed the speed limit in order to catch a speeder. If a warden does have to damage some seagrass in order to enforce this law, remember that they are only doing so in order to help reduce future damage.

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