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How does the rule of law protect people from an abuse of power by officials in government?

How does the rule of law protect people from an abuse of power by officials in government?
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How does the rule of law protect people from an abuse of power by officials in government?

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The system of checks and balances evenly divided up the power between the three different branches of government and prevents the abuse of power by any one branch
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Officials and citizens are the same under the law
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