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What best describes who the rule of law applies to only adults over the age of 18 all people who are not government officials equally to everyone only?
In a democracy, the rule of law should apply equally to everyone, even if it doesn't quite seem that way sometimes. By contrast, in a Dictatorship, the rule of law applies to all but the dictator.
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What is the government limited by meaning that the law applies to everyone?
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Is the constitutional government no person not even the president is above the law of the land?
Correct. In a constitutional government (or any republic in general), the law applies to everyone.
In a constitutional government no person not even the President is above the law of the land.?
Correct. In a constitutional government (or any republic in general), the law applies to everyone.
Why can't the government force an organization to accept everyone who applies as a member?
Because doing so might go against the organization's beliefs.
What is the different between polcy and legislation?
A policy is something that organisation aspire to - It is the foundation for a procedure within a company and applies only to that company Legislation is a Law passed by those law makers (Government) of a country where it applies to everyone
Can you search your girlfriends purse?
A 4th amendment violation is not possible by a private citizen not working on behalf of the government. 4th amendment only applies to government officials in the scope of their work. Search away and I'll wait to answer your questions regarding domestic violence!
Do treaties apply to everyone?
If you live in the country that it applies to.
How criminal law works?
it applies for everyone who crosses the law
The law applies to everyone even those who govern?
The rule of the law
What law applies to everyone even those who govern?
rule of law
Can a writ of habeas corpus be filed in a suspected abduction?
Habeas corpus applies only to people held in custody by government officials. It would do nothing to release a person who had been abducted, but might be used by a person who was accused of having abducted someone.
Is a civil suit brought against federal government officials for denying the constitutional rights to life liberty or property without due process of law?
Yes, a civil suit can be brought against federal government officials for violating constitutional rights under Section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act, which allows individuals to seek damages for civil rights violations, although it typically applies to state officials. For federal officials, claims may be brought under Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents, which establishes a right to sue federal officials for constitutional violations. However, such suits can face significant legal challenges, including qualified immunity, which protects officials from liability unless they violated a clearly established constitutional right.
