> You send a hoodlum to beat them up? That, or some form of it, has traditionally been the method. Its only slightly different from the "legal" world, where y

> You send a hoodlum to beat them up? That, or some form of it, has traditionally been the method. Its only slightly different from the "legal" world, where you take them to court, and the court sends some one (the police) to enforce the courts decisions. Just in that case you have an (hopefully independent) third party to go through. Some more sophisticated criminal organizations actually have similar arbitration processes.