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The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed and in the process created a rule of law for handling the competing causes of action involved in UIM claims . Now Roman law claims to be based on abstract principles of justice that were made into actual rules of law by legislative authority of the emperor or the Roman people . It is hoped that the information and analysis in the report will be used by the Pentagon to conduct a more thorough examination of its compliance with the rules of law than reflected in its preliminary report about the war submitted to Congress on July 16 , 1991 . The US is increasingly violating and undermining major international security treaties in a slide away from rule of law toward the rule of power , according to a new study released on Thursday . The Committee commends the courage and determination of democrats and reformers in Asia , and believes that the strengthening of democracy and the rule of law across the region is in the interests of local citizens , specifically , and the community of democracies , more broadly . He delighted less in the cast-iron forms and rules of law than in the flexible modes and " uncovenanted mercies " of chancery . Meanwhile , Baghdad would remain a war-torn city with a fig-leaf government too feeble to hold itself together , let alone uphold the rule of law across the country . This statement began with a reference to the importance of good governance and the rule of law for the realisation of universal human rights and the well-being of national entities .