The Rule of Law

The rule of law means that everyone, including government officials themselves, is bound by and must follow the same laws, rather than any person or group being above the law or able to act purely on their own personal will. Societies that genuinely follow the rule of law can still make mistakes or pass unfair laws, but the rule of law is meant to ensure laws get applied consistently and that a government's own power has real, enforceable limits, even though how well any specific society actually achieves this in practice can vary.

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