Martial Law Explained! #shorts
"Martial law" refers to the temporary suspension of civil law
and the imposition of military rule in a specific area or country, usually during times of extreme crisis or emergency.

It grants the military authority to maintain law and order, enforce curfews, restrict movement, and suspend civil liberties, such as freedom of speech, press, and assembly.

It’s typically declared by the government during times of war, civil unrest, natural disasters.

It is intended to restore and maintain public safety and order, and may involve the deployment of military forces to enforce the law.

The imposition of martial law is a significant and controversial measure
It is subject to strict legal and constitutional limitations and its use is typically justified only in exceptional circumstances.

Martial law is generally intended to be temporary, with a clear timeline for its duration, and is lifted once the crisis or emergency has been resolved.

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