Shane Kilcommins: 'Duty on the State' in times of emergencies

There are extraordinary/emergency provisions which, to date, have mostly been seen in relation to the threat of armed force/terrorism.

Shane Kilcommins: 'Duty on the State' in times of emergencies

There are extraordinary/emergency provisions which, to date, have mostly been seen in relation to the threat of armed force/terrorism.

They have a long history dating back to Roman times, permitting rulers to ignore the strictures of formalised legal orders in times of emergencies.

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