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1 October, 08:43

What did the founders mean by the term rule of law?

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    Generally speaking, when the Founding Fathers spoke of the rule of law, they meant that they wanted to create a society in which all citizens were treated equally under the legal system, with no favoritism that could lead to tyranny.
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