fixed some phrasing and formatting.

Resources/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ServerRules/SpaceLaw/SpaceLaw.xml

@@ -26,15 +26,16 @@
   - Major
   - Syndicate
 
-  By default department restricted contraband restriced to [bold]command or security[/bold] is considered Major contraband. All other department restricted contraband is considered Minor. All syndicate items are considered Syndicate contraband.
-  Some items may be an exception; the contraband level of any particular item can be seen when examining it.
+  By default items restriced to [italic]command or security[/italic] is considered Major contraband. All other department restricted contraband is considered Minor. All syndicate items are considered Syndicate contraband.
+
+  Some items are an exception to these default rules however. The contraband level of any particular item can be seen when examining it.
 
   There are also certain chemicals that are illegal under [textlink="Controlled Substances" link="SLControlledSubstances"] Law. They are divided into Minor and Major Controlled Substances and have the same sentencing as for items of the same restriction tier.
 
-  ### Contraband Permitting
-  Individual permission for Minor contraband can be given by either [bold]The Captain or The Head of Security[/bold].
-  Individual permission for Major contraband can be given [bold]ONLY by The Captain.[/bold]
-  Nobody can be given permission for Syndicate contraband. Syndicate contraband is highly illegal and may only be used in emergencies, and only to prevent death or gross bodily harm.
+  ## Contraband Permitting
+  - Individual permission for Minor contraband can be given by either [bold]The Captain or The Head of Security[/bold].
+  - Individual permission for Major contraband can be given [bold]ONLY by The Captain.[/bold]
+  - Nobody can give permission for Syndicate contraband. Syndicate contraband is highly illegal and may only be used in emergencies, and only to prevent death or gross bodily harm.
 
   ## Implantation
   Any prisoner in custody can be subjected to implantation or implant removal procedures, so long as it's within reason. The process of adding an implant should not prolong the detainees sentence, meaning you can not hold them longer to administer the implant, unless stated otherwise. A former inmate can be requested to undergo implantation at a later point in time if they fit the circumstances during their confinement, they must comply. The following have been listed out with special circumstances, anything not in this list can still be applied, given proper legal context. A prisoner can still receive implantation procedures without meeting the circumstances if they give their clear permission.