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Why is it wrong if a person is punished only on rumour without evidence?

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Correct answer: Because justice should be based on evidence and process

The direct answer is Option A: justice should be based on evidence and a fair legal process. A rumour is an unverified statement, not proof. In a democracy, a person is not treated as guilty merely because people are talking about that person. The proper chain is: an allegation is received, reliable evidence is collected, the accused gets a chance to respond, an impartial authority examines the facts, and punishment is given only when guilt is established according to law. This protects innocent people from false accusations and protects everyone from arbitrary power. Option A is correct because it states both essential ideas: evidence and procedure. Option B is wrong because a rumour may be false, exaggerated or deliberately spread. Option C is wrong because removing law would remove protection and fairness. Option D is wrong because punishment before investigation and hearing reverses justice and can punish an innocent person. Memory cue: no proof, no fair punishment; remember “evidence before sentence.”

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