How Americans Enforce the Law Rick Bell and she explored the working-class

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saw the decision as a victory for the South and the expansion of slavery

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How Americans Enforce the Law Rick Bell and she explored the working-classIn most countries, bureaucratic agencies handle regulatory enforcement. But the United States does things differently. Embedded in statutes governing consumer protection, antitrust, employment, civil rights, and the environment are more than 10,000 "private rights of action" legal provisions that empower ordinary citizens and their lawyers to enforce the law through lawsuits. This is how Americans regulate everything from wage theft to air pollution