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19-10-2022
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On How did early communities deal with crime when law enforcement was scarce? There was no law and order in early Western communities Communities formed volunteer 'vigilance committees" who would track down wrongdoers Criminals were put to death for the smallest of crimes by mobs Towns held mock court tribunals and punished criminals by exiling them from the community

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