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If law is soft for the rich and harsh for the poor which trust breaks in democracy?

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Correct answer: Trust in equality of justice

The correct answer is A: trust in equality of justice. The rule of law means that the same law should be applied fairly to all people, whether they are rich or poor, powerful or weak. The fact chain is simple: a law is announced; similar cases should be treated by the same legal standards; if wealth changes the treatment, justice becomes unequal; unequal justice makes citizens lose faith in the legal system and democracy. Option A is correct because the central failure is unequal justice. Option B is wrong because the situation does not mainly concern the reliability of voting machines. Option C is wrong because a campaign slogan is not the institution being tested. Option D is wrong because an election symbol has no direct connection with equal enforcement of law. Remember: equal law must mean equal application, not merely equal words written in a law book.

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