CanadaRights 22 · Rights and responsibilities
Canadians say that no one is above the law. What does this mean?
- aElected officials may ignore laws while in office
- bGovernments and officials must obey the law tooCorrect answer
- cOnly citizens, not visitors, must obey the law
- dPolice officers decide which laws apply to whom
Why?
Under the rule of law, people and governments are bound by laws, not by arbitrary decisions. This is why obeying the law is a responsibility for everyone in Canada.
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