What should be the basis of punishment under rule of law?
Punishment should be based on law and evidence. In exams write arbitrary punishment as against rule of law.
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SubjectsCivics
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In Class 9 Civics, within the chapter “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?”, students examine how democracy depends on the rule of law and respect for citizens’ rights. The topic explains that laws should apply equally to all, including those in power, and that democratic government must protect fundamental freedoms, dignity, and equal treatment rather than act arbitrarily.
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Punishment should be based on law and evidence. In exams write arbitrary punishment as against rule of law.
View question detailsIn democracy electoral mandate does not permit destroying rights. In exams write limited government.
View question detailsIn democracy majority also respects basic rights. In exams write rights as limits on majority.
View question detailsPeaceful protest is part of citizens' rights. In exams especially identify the word peaceful.
View question detailsDifferent treatment for same crime breaks equality of law. In exams write that even powerful people are not above law.
View question detailsAppeal is a legal remedy to protect citizens from wrong decisions. In exams connect appeal with rule of law.
View question detailsIn democracy law and rights limit government even after elections. In exams write both elections and law as necessary.
View question detailsRights are effective only when there is a remedy for their protection. In exams understand the difference between written and enforced rights.
View question detailsIndependent judiciary is a key condition of rule of law. In exams remember independence of judiciary.
View question detailsPunishment without hearing is against natural justice. In exams write hearing as a condition of justice process.
View question detailsTogether they protect citizens from arbitrary power. In exams write security freedom and justice together.
View question detailsPeaceful dissent is a citizens' right in democracy. In exams understand the difference between criticism and treason.
View question detailsObeying court orders and protecting rights strengthen rule of law. In exams remember legal accountability.
View question detailsUsing law for personal protection weakens rule of law. In exams write fairness of law.
View question detailsKnowledge of rights helps citizens seek justice. In exams connect aware citizens with rights protection.
View question detailsLaw should be clear and public. In exams write secret punishment as against rule of law.
View question detailsRights place moral and legal limits on majority power. In exams remember limits on majority.
View question detailsLaw should not be a tool of personal revenge. In exams connect general fair law with rule of law.
View question detailsAccess to lawyer and court protects rights during arrest. In exams remember judicial safeguards.
View question detailsElections are one part of democracy but rights and law are also necessary. In exams do not treat elections as sufficient condition.
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