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Irrelevant. The question isn't whether the state refuses to enforce all illegal contracts but rather if it refuses to enforce some; no state enforces all illegal contracts.
Most jurisdictions in the U.S. enforce some illegal contracts. It depends mostly on the comparative culpability of the parties and the importance of the public policy making the contracts illegal.
I was pointing out a false generalization. "the modern liberal order" indeed.
What illegal contracts are enforced in U.S. jurisdictions?
The 'modern liberal order' does have a monopoly on violence, or at least something very close to one. That's a fairly central point of having a civil court system.
The linked article doesn't seem to relate to that, anyway. The German government isn't permitting people to hire private enforcement for their illegal contracts.