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The paper explores what the United States justice system has done - and must continue to do - if the vigilante movement in American society is to be quelled. The paper looks at the threat posed by groups like militias, committees, gangs, domestic terrorist cells and by all the other vigilante-type groups whose continued presence constitutes a menace to the civil liberties and constitutional protections of Americans. Additionally, the paper looks at how the criminal justice system plans upon dealing with this issue in the future. The paper examines the origins of vigilante groups within America and how they have evolved over time, as well as the manner in which the justice system of the United States has dealt with this threat in the past and how its own approach has evolved over time. The paper shows how there is evidence that the system is taking positive steps - but more needs to be done if tragic occurrences are to be avoided.

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"The following paper will review what the United States justice system has done - and must continue to do - if the vigilante movement (or under-current) in American society is to be quelled. In doing so, the ensuing several pages will look at the threat posed by groups like militias, committees, gangs, domestic terrorist cells and by all the other vigilante-type groups whose continued presence constitutes a menace to the civil liberties and constitutional protections of Americans. Additionally, the paper will look, to the fullest extent possible, at how the Criminal Justice system plans upon dealing with this issue in the future."

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