Rule of Law

The principles of rule of law was propounded by

• Sir Elliot

• Prof. A.V Dicey

• Dr. Johnson

• Prof. A.D Dicey

Respecting the rights of citizens of a country explains the principle of

• supremacy of the constitution

• equality before the law

• fundamental liberty of individuals

• fair hearing

Acting in accordance with the law of the land can be explained as

• Autocracy

• Theocracy

• Rule of Law

• Dictatorshp

When the constitution is being consulted and to give final say in situation and occurrence is regarded as the principle of

• supremacy

• equality before the law

• fundamental liberty of individuals

• right to appeal

The court of appeal has given a final say on aq case for Ifeanyi. He is not satisfied with the judgement of the court. He intends to go to the supremacy court for other hearing. This explains the principle of

• fair hearing

• right to appeal

• supremacy of the constitution

• equality before the law

The law is no respecter of anybody is synonymous to the principle of

• equality before the law

• supremacy before the law

• fair hearing

• right to appeal

When you give an accused person the opportunity to defend him/herself in the court means

• equality before the law

• supremacy of the law

• fair hearing

• right to appeal

A clause in the constitution that prevents President and Vice-President from being prosecuted while in the office is known as

• diplomatic immunity

• immunity of favor

• immunity clause

• protection clause

When country's representatives like ambassadors are prevented form being tried in the the country of their service is known as

• diplomatic clause

• diplomatic immunity

• protection immunity

• oversea immunity

The type of government that prevents the application of rule of law

• democracy

• military system

• civilian rule

• presidential