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Notes on using this font: Shifted capital letters have higher cursive ligatures than unshifted. This allows some of the higher characters ("t", "o", etc) to properly connect with the lower characters. Hence, the word "Violation" would be properly typed "VIoLatIoN" in order to get all the ligatures to match. It's a hack, yes, but I think it looks cooler than having 'em all line up the same way.