Which of the following falls under the 'Equality before Law' element of Article 14?
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Correct answer: Equal legal subjection and absence of special privilege
Equality before Law includes both the absence of special privileges and the equal subjection of all to the law. 'The like should be treated alike' is actually a principle of 'Equal Protection of Laws'.
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