If administration leaves a rich person and punishes a poor person for the same mistake this is against what?

Correct answer: Equality before law

Correct answer: A, equality before law. If two people commit the same mistake in the same relevant circumstances, the administration should apply the law fairly rather than favouring the rich person and punishing the poor person. Wealth must not place anyone above legal accountability. Option A is correct because it requires equal treatment by legal authorities and rejects class-based privilege. Option B is wrong because the situation does not concern a person’s faith, worship, or religious practice. Option C is wrong because cultural identity concerns language, customs, or traditions, not unequal punishment for the same mistake. Option D is wrong because exploitation involves taking unfair advantage of someone’s labour or vulnerability; although the example is unjust, its closest principle is equality before law. Memory cue: same offence, same relevant law, no favouritism.