Guest Constitutional Scholar Essayists, Marc Clauson, Essay 64: Rule of Law: Accountable, Not Arbitrary, in Regards to Representing the American People Guest Essayist: Marc Clauson Guest Essayist: Marc Clauson LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: Rule of Law and Congress The concept of a rule of law has been misunderstood throughout the history of political thought, and often ambiguous.[1] In this essay I will define the concept, trace its development, then apply it to the American situation in its relationship to Congress
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