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what is the difference between Supremacy of Constitution and rule of law​

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Supremacy of the law is a basic model in the western democratic order. This rule requires citizens and governments to be matter to known and standing law. This also calls for generality in the law. This principle of supremacy of law is a further establishment of this principle of equality previous to the law, means that laws should not be prepared in respect of particular individuals.

The rule of law is essential in any society where human rights are to be protected. It acts as a safeguard for human rights firstly by guaranteeing them legally and secondly providing a means for redressal where violations occur. Punishments awarded in such cases also serve a as deterrent against further abuse.



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