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Why is rule of law incomplete without protection of fundamental rights in a Constitution?

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Correct answer: Because law without rights can also become oppressive

Correct answer: A. Rule of law means that public power operates through known laws and that no person, including a government official, is above the law. But the existence of a law alone does not guarantee justice: a law could be used to silence, discriminate against, or unfairly control people. Fundamental rights provide a constitutional standard against which laws and government actions can be judged. Courts and other institutions can then protect citizens when those standards are violated. B is wrong because rights guide and limit law rather than abolish it. C is wrong because rule of law directly concerns how citizens are treated. D is wrong because constitutional rights are legal protections, not merely advice. Memory cue: rule by law is not enough; law must also respect rights.

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