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White Paper: A Constitutionally Sound Contemporary Riot Act: Framework for Lawful Escalation of Force in Urban Disorder

Posted on September 5, 2025 by nathanalbright

Executive Summary Modern societies face recurring challenges of urban disorder, including riots, looting, and violent protests. Law enforcement requires clear constitutional authority and disciplined procedures for escalating force that balance public safety, officer protection, and the preservation of civil liberties. … Continue reading →

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Political Authority and Emergency Powers in South Korea: A Historical Analysis

Posted on December 3, 2024 by nathanalbright

Introduction South Korea’s relationship with emergency powers and martial law represents a complex historical narrative that illuminates broader patterns in the nation’s democratic development. This analysis examines the historical precedents of martial law in South Korea while contextualizing these events … Continue reading →

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