ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN CRISIS: NAVIGATING RESPONSES TO PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES AND NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS
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Administrative law plays a crucial role in emergencies, requiring swift government actions to ensure public safety, health, and individual rights. The study delves into the fundamental principles of administrative law, emphasizing its significance in crisis management, particularly in the context of global health emergencies and national security threats. The Legal frameworks for emergency responses must balance immediate action with the preservation of civil liberties. Historical evolution demonstrates how administrative law has evolved to accommodate crises, enabling governments to implement necessary measures while maintaining accountability and transparency.The COVID-19 pandemic underscored the diverse approaches of various jurisdictions, emphasizing the crucial role of administrative law in managing public health crises. The study examines the conflict between US national security and civil liberties, focusing on post-9/11 security measures. It underscores the necessity of a flexible legal framework for effective crisis management, requiring continuous oversight and legal clarity.
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