L'état d'urgence ne pourra être déc

L'état d'urgence ne pourra être décrété que pour deux motifs : "soit en cas de péril imminent résultant d'atteintes graves à l'ordre public, soit en cas d'événements présentant, par leur nature et leur gravité, le caractère de calamité publique". Il ne saurait donc être appliqué pour d'autres motifs ajoutés par une simple réforme de la loi ordinaire. Sauf que ces deux motifs prévus par la loi de 1955 sont déjà très larges, remarque le constitutionnaliste Pascal Jan dans "La Croix"..

結果 (英語) 1:

The State of emergency can be imposed for two reasons: "either in the event of imminent danger resulting from serious public order offences, or in the event of events, by their nature and severity, the character of public calamity". It cannot therefore be applied for other reasons added by a simple reform of the ordinary law. Except that these two grounds specified in the Act of 1955 are already very broad, note the Constitutionalist Pascal Jan in "The cross"...

結果 (英語) 2:

The state of emergency may be declared only for two reasons: "either in cases of imminent danger resulting from serious breaches of public order, or when events having, by their nature and seriousness, character public calamity ". There can therefore be applied for other reasons added by a simple reform of the ordinary law. Except that these two grounds provided by Act 1955 are already very large, says constitutional expert Pascal Jan in "La Croix" ..

結果 (英語) 3:

the state of emergency may be declared only for two reasons: "in cases of imminent danger resulting from serious violations of public order or in case of events which, by their nature and severity, the character of a public disaster". it cannot, therefore, be used for other reasons, added by a reform of the law.except these two grounds specified in the act of 1955, are already very broad, is the constitutional pascal jan "the cross".