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Why is rule of law so essential to a functioning democracy ?
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Why is rule of law so essential to a functioning democracy ?

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The rule of law is so essential for a democracy to function because all of the basic necessities for democracy to work - such as human rights, civil society, and electoral systems - are all based on the rule of law.
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