GOV 210: Rule of Law Under Stress: Military Authority in Collapse and Its Limits

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A governance-track elective (prerequisite: BSE 100, Source Discipline). When written civil law goes dark in a Black Sky Event or a cyber failure, does the military take over under the UCMJ? No. This course teaches, from the primary record, that military legal authority over a civilian population is martial law or military government — never the UCMJ — and is always a temporary bridge back to civil authority. You will learn the foundational rule (Ex parte Milligan), study sustained military government (Reconstruction; Hawaii) and the closest disaster analog (San Francisco, 1906), and apply the lawful Order-Under-Stress ladder in a branching capstone. Tone: steadiness and strength, not fear.

Course Content

Lesson 1: The Question & The Distinction 2 Quizzes
Lesson 2: Myth vs. Record (Source Discipline) 1 Quiz
Lesson 3: The Foundational Rule — Ex parte Milligan
Lesson 4: Sustained Military Government — Reconstruction & Hawaii
Lesson 5: The Disaster Analog — San Francisco, 1906
Lesson 6: The Order-Under-Stress Ladder (R5 in Practice)
Lesson 7: Capstone — Order Under Stress: The County Goes Dark 1 Quiz
GOV 210 Comprehensive Assessment (Final)