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iiclr-17570	McGiverin, Brian	In the Face of Danger: A Comparative Analysis of the Use of Emergency Powers in the United States and the United Kingdom in the 20th Century	2008	44	.pdf	application/pdf	20423	1283	65	Section II delves into a comparative analysis of emergency powers in the United States and the United Kingdom - first a legal/political analysis of the means through which emergency power can be exercised by the respective government, followed by an historical evaluation of how those powers have actually been utilized. This is not necessarily so, however, because although the activation of emergency powers moves a state to a juridical order different than that used during normal circumstances, it is possible for the principles of self-restrained government to continue serving as a bridle for state power.26 What is required is a division between the authority to trigger emergency power and the authority to exercise emergency power.27 Justice Souter opined:	cache/iiclr-17570.pdf	txt/iiclr-17570.txt