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National enforcement placed unprecedented routine demands on federal police and courts.
Hamm connects Prohibition enforcement to the expansion and professionalization of federal investigative capacity and prosecution, including larger enforcement organizations, specialized federal personnel, growing caseloads, and administrative adaptation to mass alcohol offenses.
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Myth 6 — Federal enforcement institutions
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