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If law is not applied equally to all, what will be the effect on rights?

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Correct answer: Rights will weaken because equal protection will not exist

Direct answer: A is correct. Equality before law means that similar cases should be treated according to the same legal standards and that every person should receive equal protection. If officials apply the law selectively—for example, protecting one powerful group while punishing another for similar conduct—rights become insecure. People cannot rely on law to protect their liberty, dignity, or property, and discrimination grows. B is wrong because discrimination weakens, rather than strengthens, rights. C is wrong because unequal treatment is a defect in democracy, not a path to perfection. D is wrong because civil liberty becomes more necessary when law is applied unfairly. Equal application does not mean that every situation must receive exactly the same response; lawful, relevant distinctions may exist, but arbitrary discrimination is not acceptable. Memory cue: rule of law means equal protection, not selective protection.

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Equal LawRule Of LawEqual ProtectionRight To EqualityDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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