Thus, it can be said that basis of Administrative law is the ‘Doctrine of Rule of Law’. A.V. Dicey, an eminent British jurist and Constitutional law theorist highlighted the importance of Rule ...

Turning to the rule of law, Lord Sumption distinguishes between a thin and a thick definition of the expression. The thin definition is a procedural one in the sense of Prof. A.V. Dicey ...

In the UK, the concept of the rule of law developed from the writings of Professor A.V. Dicey, Joseph Raz and Lord Bingham. The International Commission of Jurists in 1959 declared that respect ...

The doctrine of rule of law can be traced back to the Greek philosopher, Aristotle, but it is often associated with Professor A.V. Dicey who in 1885 provided three basic outlines for understanding ...

A.V. Dicey, the British constitutional theorist, is credited with popularizing the broader concept of the rule of law, the notion that everyone is accountable to the same laws. In 1885 ...

The rights of individuals, according to A.V. Dicey ... breach of law. Thus everyone, regardless of his/her position in society, is subject to the law. The critical feature to this rule is that ...

A.V. Dicey, the nineteenth century jurist and ... it would seem that further consideration should be given to Dicey Rule 3. The law, as ever, continues to evolve.

The modern origins of the rule of law are usually traced to the work of the English constitutional lawyer A.V. Dicey. In his Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution (1885), he ...