What is the concept of rule of law

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As interpreted in the Oxford English Dictionary, the rule of law is the power and authority of law in community, particularly when seen as a limitation on personal and institutional management; (consequently) the system whereby all members of a community (involving those in administration) are recognized proportionately subject to publicly exposed statutory principles and means." Accordingly, the expression "the rule of law" applies to a federal situation, not to any particular legal rule.

butalik [34]3 years ago

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The concept is that no one is above the law so EVERYONE has to follow it.

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