Lynching is Officially a Federal Crime
Effective March 29, 2022, the United States officially declared lynching a federal crime, as outlined by the reputable and authoritative Death Penalty Information Center. Lynching, defined as the extrajudicial killing of an individual by a group or mob, served as a punitive measure for alleged transgressions, depriving the victim of their constitutional right to a fair trial. Historically, lynching has been undeniably tied to racism and stands as a recognized hate crime targeting marginalized communities.
Under this groundbreaking federal legislation, offenses including attempted murder, kidnapping, and aggravated sexual abuse can now face federal prosecution under the charge of lynching, carrying a severe prison sentence of up to 30 years. This critical development assures heightened accountability and serves as a powerful deterrent against such abhorrent acts.
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