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المستخلص
All contemporary regimes, no matter their systems, strive to realize democracy and do their utmost to try to so by taking all means resulting in this goal. Undoubtedly, the overall rights and freedoms of people are the inspiration upon which the democratic state rests, and every one its powers are subject to the rule of law, as these rights and freedoms are considered the general public is that the main pillar on which the legal state is predicated within the era to exchange the dictatorship during which oppression and tyranny prevail, and during which the voice of authority is superior to the voice of law. Therefore, all constitutions and charters focused on dedicating and regulating public rights and freedoms to make sure the exercise of these rights and public freedoms within the core of their constitutions. Since these rights and freedoms are an inherent right of people guaranteed by all divine and positive laws alike, consistent with this, the constitutional rules were found to manage the exercise of power within the state within the face of people, and this organization is predicated on principles aimed primarily at restricting the authority of rulers and finding a sort of balance between power freedom and separation between state institutions, so as to guard the principle of the rule of law and therefore the protection of the overall rights and freedoms of people, and to undergo the All rulers and are governed by the rule of law which is named the principle of legality. And that this principle could also be unable in times of crisis to supply the required protection to guard the entity and stability of the state within the case of the appliance of normal rules, therefore the theory necessarily and exceptional circumstances was found The theory necessarily or exceptional circumstances has been imposed, therefore, in light of the appliance of the idea necessarily, the constitutional legislator grants the administration powers to confront these exceptional circumstances with the aim of protecting public order and achieving the general public interest of society and giving legitimacy to those powers as long as they’re in accordance with the controls and conditions established for that, and it’s natural that the appliance of outstanding laws to confront these circumstances results in the restriction of the general public freedoms of people so as to preserve the steadiness of the state, which needs setting the required controls and guarantees to guard and maintain those rights during the appliance of the state necessarily.