9781333654405: The Law and Customs of Riot Duty

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This book provides a comprehensive guide to military conduct during domestic disturbances. Written in 1907, the author offers a detailed analysis of the legal and practical challenges faced by troops called upon to quell riots. The author, an experienced soldier and legal scholar, draws on both military regulations and case law to provide a thorough examination of the legal limits of military authority. The book addresses a range of topics, including the use of force, the protection of civil liberties, and the establishment of martial law. Drawing on historical examples and legal precedents, the author provides a nuanced understanding of the complex relationship between the military and civil authorities in times of crisis. This book remains an essential resource for military personnel, law enforcement officers, and scholars interested in the legal and ethical dimensions of domestic disturbance management.

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