How are judges supposed to apply the rule of law to their work?​

The judge is the trier of law, meaning he or she ensures that everything happening in the courtroom follows the rules set down by the law. If a jury is not present in a court case, the judge becomes both the trier of fact and the trier of law.

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Key to the rule of law, judges say, is a commitment to applying the law to everyone fairly. Other attributes include applying the law to government, not just individuals and entities; making the law clear and legal proceedings transparent; and balancing individual rights against the safety of others. “Your right to swing your fist stops just short of my nose,” Benton said. “And that’s what the rule of law is meant to do, is to find that boundary.”

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c

the articles of confederation placed most of the power on the feds

c, because the american revolution was from 1765 to 1783.