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Southern Justice I.Life A.Society 1.Slavery 2.Hierarchy B.Culture 1.Fear 2.Religion 3.Vice II.Government A.Politics B. Law C.Criminal Justice 1.Policing.

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1 Southern Justice I.Life A.Society 1.Slavery 2.Hierarchy B.Culture 1.Fear 2.Religion 3.Vice II.Government A.Politics B. Law C.Criminal Justice 1.Policing 2.Courts 3.Procedure 4.Punishment D.Vigilantism

2 Southern Society

3 Fear Gabriel Prosser –VA—1801 Denmark Vesey –SC—1822 Nat Turner –VA—1831

4 Religion Weakness of moral reform movements Individual repentance Defense of slavery Basil Manly, AL Baptist

5 Vice Work ethic Gambling Prostitution

6 Politics

7 Law of Slavery Paternalism –Private enforcement White Supremacy Slaves as defendants Slaves as victims

8 Criminal Justice

9 Vigilantism

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