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Cite the law ALLOWING police to make you stay in your home...
No law no argument...
The authorizations are usually embedded in the various State laws governing States of Emergency. They almost all have a list of actions or prohibitions plus a catch all of "and other measures which may be deemed necessary to guarantee the safety of residents".
The authorizations are usually embedded in the various State laws governing States of Emergency. They almost all have a list of actions or prohibitions plus a catch all of "and other measures which may be deemed necessary to guarantee the safety of residents".
APP.A:9-45, ORDERS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS
The Governor may make orders, rules, regulations to meet problems, presented by an emergency, including; blackouts and air raids, recruiting, training, duties and powers of volunteer agencies, persons and vehicles permitted to move during an emergency, the conduct of the civilian population during an emergency, evacuation of population, and municipal court clerk will post any such order, rule or regulation in a public place.
This one is long and delineates the power of the Governor during a State of Emergency. Included is the ability to regulate the occupancy of residences.
In your own link, App. A 9-45 disagrees with you. App. A 9-49 says what the punishment is for disobeying a State of Emergency.
I can finish it later and point out anything else I come across if you like.
I already updated my last post.
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