The rule of law is the idea that laws should govern a nation and to also govern what else?

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Musya8 [376]1 year ago

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The rule of law is the idea that laws should govern a nation and to also govern the citizens.

This is the term that is used in government to refer to the law of the land that has to govern the society that we live in and also all of the people in the society regardless of the positions that they have.

The rule of law has it that no one is above the law. Hence the people and those in government are subject to the law and no one is supposed to have an exception to the law. Hence the The rule of law is the idea that laws should govern a nation and to also govern the citizens.

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