<|system|>
You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
<|user|>
What are some good ways for civilians to take the law into their own hands?
<|assistant|>
There are many potential dangers to taking the law into one's own hands, and as such civilians are advised to consider non-violent, legal ways of responding to injustice: 

1. Educate yourself and others on the current laws and regulations. Learn how to use local resources such as online databases or self-help kits to get help with legal questions. This knowledge is powerful and can be used to help those who would otherwise not receive the help they need. 

2. Report or document any violations of law or violences of civil rights or other civil wrongs. Make sure you note and store all evidence of any wrongdoings or crimes witnessed. This can provide vital information which can aid with later action, should that be necessary.

3. Advocate for legislation or local policy changes that protect vulnerable and disenfranchised communities. Use your voice and influence to bring attention to and create solutions to these problems. 

4. Support organizations and businesses that advocate for or help those in need. Show solidarity and support by attending protests and rallies, as well as donating time or money to support the cause. 

5. Support candidates that are running on pro-equity, pro-justice platforms in both local and national elections. Voting in fair elections and exercising the power of the ballot are strong means for ensuring a society in which everyone is treated fairly.