A democratic government rules within limits set by the constitutional law and citizens right . elaborate

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Mithc · Answer 1 · 2016-05-29T01:55:18+0000

The reason why a democratic government rules within limits set by the citizens is because the citizens elect the people who make the rules--meaning that if someone goes against the interests of the populace they simply won't get elected.

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