Before martial law is declared, a government typically faces significant unrest, political instability, or threats to national security. This may include widespread protests, civil disobedience, or violent conflicts that challenge the authority of the state. In some cases, there may be a breakdown of Law and Order that prompts leaders to impose martial law as a means to restore control and maintain order. The declaration often leads to restrictions on civil liberties and an increased military presence in civilian areas.
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