There is no control over assessment of what is emergent and to what extent, lawyer says
There is a good chance that when we are in an emergency situation, we will not actually have the rule of law, told BNR lawyer Deyana Marcheva, Chief Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law at the New Bulgarian University. She is among the participants in the conference themed State of Emergency: Concepts, Practices, Policies .
The question is not whether the state of emergency includes some truncated version of the rule of law. We probably have to admit that since the emergency is the opposite of normal, and the law implies a normal structure of relations, there is a high probability that when we are in an emergency situation, we will not actually have the rule of law , according to Marcheva.