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<\/span>Rule of Law in A.V. Dicey\u2019s Three Principles<\/a><\/span><\/h2>\n

Preface:<\/strong> The Rule of Law<\/a> is the foundation of popular governance and constitutionalism. It signifies that no existent, institution, or authority is above the law and that the law governs all inversely. The doctrine has evolved from ancient times \u2014 set up in Greek gospel (Plato and Aristotle), Roman legal systems, and English indigenous history but was most prominently articulated in ultramodern times by A.V. Dicey in his seminal book \u201cThe Law of the Constitution\u201d (1885). Dicey\u2019s proposition gave clarity, shape, and academic legality to the doctrine of Rule of Law. His tripartite principles remain foundational indeed moment, although subject to review and revision.<\/p>

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