 | Diana Miller - 2002 - 240 pages
...the government to requisition equipment needed in case of a threat to the national security. However, there is no general power to intervene in a major economic emergency that has no national security or defense implications.2 At issue is whether a more coordinated stockpiling of critical parts is necessary... | |
 | Diana Miller - 2002 - 240 pages
...the government to requisition equipment needed in case of a threat to the national security. However, there is no general power to intervene in a major economic emergency that has no national security or defense implications. 2 At issue is whether a more coordinated stockpiling of critical parts is... | |
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... backup equipment has been loaned out. The Defense Production Act and other national emergency laws already permit the government to requisition equipment (with just compensation) needed in case of a threat to the national security, for instance if... 