The rule-of-law state
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write five features of a rule-of-law state in a table and find a real-life example for each.
For example: equality – the same law for everyone; independent court – influencing a judge is forbidden; rights guaranteed – in the Constitution.
2
Compare etatist and rule-of-law states in two columns (at least four rows).
Law and orders; judicial independence; freedoms; separation of powers – a difference should be shown for each.
3
Why are elections important for a rule-of-law state? Write three sentences.
Through elections the people form the bodies of power, can replace them and increase their accountability.
4
Ask family members about an inconvenience caused by not knowing the law and write a conclusion.
Conclusion: knowing the laws saves time, money and stress and helps defend rights.
5
Which political right does a citizen of Uzbekistan use at 18? Write in one sentence.
The right to vote and to be elected (with the age and requirements set by law).