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The rule of law is one of the longest established common law fundamental principles of the governance of the United Kingdom, dating to Magna Carta of 1215, particularly jurisprudence following its late 13th century re-drafting. It as a minimum subjects an otherwise absolute monarch (executive) and all free people within its jurisdictions, primarily those of England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to legal doctrines known as the general principles of law. It has evolved to work only alongside equal application of the law to all free people 'equality before the law' and within the framework of the constitutional monarchy supports the legal doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty. Exactly what it entails beyond this and the way that different aspects of the rule of law principle are ap

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  • El estado de derecho es uno de los principios fundamentales del derecho consuetudinario de gobierno del Reino Unido más arraigados, que data de la Carta Magna de 1215, en particular la jurisprudencia tras su nueva redacción a finales del siglo XIII. Como mínimo, somete a un monarca (ejecutivo) por lo demás absoluto y a todas las personas libres dentro de sus jurisdicciones, principalmente las de Inglaterra y Gales, Escocia e Irlanda del Norte a doctrinas legales conocidas como los principios generales del derecho. Ha evolucionado para trabajar solo junto con la aplicación igualitaria de la ley a todas las personas libres, «igualdad ante la ley» y dentro del marco de la monarquía constitucional apoya la doctrina legal de la soberanía parlamentaria. Exactamente lo que implica más allá de esto y la forma en que se aplican los diferentes aspectos del principio del estado de derecho, depende de la situación y la época específicas. Entre los académicos reconocidos en este campo se encuentran Albert Dicey, Joseph Raz (basándose en los pensamientos de Friedrich Hayek ) y , quienes han propuesto ideas contrastantes sobre el alcance del estado de derecho: específicamente, si el énfasis está en la forma legal o en el contenido sustantivo y normativamente si debería serlo. (es)
  • The rule of law is one of the longest established common law fundamental principles of the governance of the United Kingdom, dating to Magna Carta of 1215, particularly jurisprudence following its late 13th century re-drafting. It as a minimum subjects an otherwise absolute monarch (executive) and all free people within its jurisdictions, primarily those of England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to legal doctrines known as the general principles of law. It has evolved to work only alongside equal application of the law to all free people 'equality before the law' and within the framework of the constitutional monarchy supports the legal doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty. Exactly what it entails beyond this and the way that different aspects of the rule of law principle are applied, depends on the specific situation and era. Among recognised academics in this field are Albert Dicey, Joseph Raz (building on thoughts by Friedrich Hayek) and Trevor Allan, who have proposed contrasting ideas about the scope of the rule of law: specifically, whether the emphasis is on legal form or substantive content and normatively if it should be. (en)
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  • El estado de derecho es uno de los principios fundamentales del derecho consuetudinario de gobierno del Reino Unido más arraigados, que data de la Carta Magna de 1215, en particular la jurisprudencia tras su nueva redacción a finales del siglo XIII. Como mínimo, somete a un monarca (ejecutivo) por lo demás absoluto y a todas las personas libres dentro de sus jurisdicciones, principalmente las de Inglaterra y Gales, Escocia e Irlanda del Norte a doctrinas legales conocidas como los principios generales del derecho. Ha evolucionado para trabajar solo junto con la aplicación igualitaria de la ley a todas las personas libres, «igualdad ante la ley» y dentro del marco de la monarquía constitucional apoya la doctrina legal de la soberanía parlamentaria. Exactamente lo que implica más allá de est (es)
  • The rule of law is one of the longest established common law fundamental principles of the governance of the United Kingdom, dating to Magna Carta of 1215, particularly jurisprudence following its late 13th century re-drafting. It as a minimum subjects an otherwise absolute monarch (executive) and all free people within its jurisdictions, primarily those of England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to legal doctrines known as the general principles of law. It has evolved to work only alongside equal application of the law to all free people 'equality before the law' and within the framework of the constitutional monarchy supports the legal doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty. Exactly what it entails beyond this and the way that different aspects of the rule of law principle are ap (en)
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  • Estado de derecho en el Reino Unido (es)
  • Rule of law in the United Kingdom (en)
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