social control is inadequate, some will use violence to seek justice on their own." This may explain the long history of vigilantism throughout American history, but to what extent does it explain modern day vigilantism? What are the perceived injustices or inadequacies of formal social control that lead individuals or groups to use violence to seek their own justice? Provide an example, and state whether you agree or disagree that vigilantism is likely to continue in he U.S.

social control is inadequate, some will use violence to seek justice on their own." This may explain the long history of vigilantism throughout American history, but to what extent does it explain modern day vigilantism? What are the perceived injustices or inadequacies of formal social control that lead individuals or groups to use violence to seek their own justice? Provide an example, and state whether you agree or disagree that vigilantism is likely to continue in he U.S.