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What is the law that should apply to everybody equally?
rule of law
The idea that laws should apply equally ta all people is called a?
The idea that laws should apply equally to all people is called "equality under the law" or "rule of law." This principle ensures that all individuals are subject to the same legal standards and are treated fairly within the legal system, regardless of their status or position.
Why should laws apply equally and be public?
Although some may disagree with me on this matter. It is my opinion that in as much as the constitution of the United States applies equally to all people and is a public document. Therefore all laws written under the guidelines of the constitution apply equally to all people and are public documents.
What key factors should be considered when assessing a soldiers risk for privately own vehicle?
The question makes no sense. Regardless of who or what you are, the laws apply equally to EVERYONE.
What are the lights in the atmosphere called that are caused by energy radiating in various colors?
You might be thinking of the aurora borealis, although the description that you give would apply equally well to a rainbow.
Can green house gases be both a benefit and a threat?
Yes, and it is quite singular how this one Answer can apply equally to two equally opposite End-Points.
Is it right for some employees with the same job description to get overtime while others don't?
No, overtime rules should equally apply to all employees with the same employee status.
If you're from South Africa how do you get into Harvard?
Just like everybody else: apply!
What do you do if you dont have a professional reference?
Apply anyway. Everybody has to start somewhere. They may like you.
Why was the draconian code of law important?
It made laws public and required judges to apply the law equally.
Why was draconian code of law important?
It made laws public and required judges to apply the law equally.
Who should apply for scholarships?
everyone should apply for scholarships.
