Which statement best describes the rule of law?
Question and options
Which statement best describes the rule of law?
Public power rests on natural force.
Public power rests on procedure alone.
Public power follows personal will.
Public power is subject to law.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Public power is subject to law.
The rule of law requires public power to be exercised under law and within defined limits. Jaisinghani identifies the absence of arbitrary power as essential to the doctrine.
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