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a democratic government rules within limits and set by constitutional law and citizens' rights. why?​

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Answered by villa46
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The democratic government rule within limits set by the constitutional law because A democratic government must establish a system of rule of law that enables democracies to function as per set norms and procedures and not according to whims and fancies of a ruler. A democratic government cannot do whatever it likes simply because it has won an election. Every major decision has to go through a series of consultations . It has to respect citizens rights , they hve to be answerable to the people so A democratic government rules within limits set by constitutional law and citizens rights.

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