Editing Vigilantism (section)

==See also==
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* {{annotated link|Bounty hunter}} 
* {{annotated link|Charivari}}
* {{annotated link|Detective#Citizen detectives|Citizen detective}}
* {{annotated link|Death squad}}
* {{annotated link|Extrajudicial punishment}}
* {{annotated link|Frankpledge}}, also an American form of frontier-vigilantism which emerged as a "mutation" of the Saxon tradition of ''frankpledge''
* {{annotated link|Frontier justice}}
* {{annotated link|Feud}}, a now-illegal form of non-governmental interpersonal violence which is currently practiced by feudal groups, [[Organized crime|organized criminals]] and [[gang]]s
* {{annotated link|Internet vigilantism}}
* {{annotated link|List of feuds in the United States}}
* {{annotated link|Law without the state}}
* {{annotated link|Lynching}}
* {{annotated link|Lynching in the United States}}
* {{annotated link|Malfeasance}} 
* {{annotated link|Mobbing}}
* {{annotated link|Neighborhood watch}}
* {{annotated link|Paramilitary punishment attacks in Northern Ireland}}
* {{annotated link|Posse comitatus (common law)|''Posse comitatus''}}, an indirect descendant of the Northern Germanic [[hird]] or [[fyrd]] system, the "citizen enforcer" band is either capable of acting lawfully as an exceptional agent of justice; or it is in danger of deteriorating into lawlessness which is motivated by [[Populism|populist]] [[Malice (law)|malice]]
* {{annotated link|Presumption of guilt}}
* {{annotated link|Public humiliation}}
* {{annotated link|Real-life superhero}}, groups of vigilantes who wear comic book style costumes
* {{annotated link|Scam baiting}}, a form of vigilantism against [[scams]]
* {{annotated link|Tarring and feathering}}
* {{annotated link|Vigilante film}}
* {{annotated link|Vigilantism in the United States of America}}
* {{annotated link|Violent non-state actor}}
* {{annotated link|Whistleblower}}
* {{annotated link|Whitecapping}}
* {{annotated link|Vigilante violence in Kerala}}
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