Hunters and howlers: Threats and violence against federal judicial officials in the United States, 1789-1993
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Hunters and howlers: Threats and violence against federal judicial officials in the United States, 1789-1993

by Frederick S. Calhoun

History Law
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A historical study documenting threats and violence against United States federal judicial officials from 1789 to 1993, based on official records and historical sources.

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This study documents incidents of threats and violence against federal judicial officials spanning more than two centuries.

It draws on official records and historical sources to present patterns and context for these events.

The work covers the period from the founding of the federal judiciary through the late twentieth century.

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