HOW VIOLENCE KILLED AN AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

An essay is presented which addresses the author's claim that violence has negatively impacted America's organized labor movement and unions, and it mentions how many U.S. political candidates refuse to address the topics of labor unions. The history of organized labor in places such as Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is examined, along with the relationship between law and violence in America. U.S. author Robert M. Cover's views are assessed, along with judicial and prosecutorial violence.