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Rule of Law
The Jurisprudence of Liberty in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
Rule of law
Great britain, politics and government
Liberty
United states, politics and government
History
""Rule of law" - the idea that the law is the nation's sovereign authority - has served as a cornerstone for constitutional theory and the jurisprudence of liberty. When law reigns over governors and the governed alike, a citizen need not fear capricious monarchs, arbitrary judges, or calculating bu…
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