One form of punishment in the 1930's was Lynching, which is an execution carried out by a mob. It was usually by hanging the person, but also burning at the stake or shooting. It was done whether or not the person had a trial. Lynching was done if black people were accused of rape, attempted rape, robbery, or second degree murder. Mobs would drag the person from jail and lynch them, they didn't care, and they would have no fear of conviction for it.
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