| gen. |
citizens are free to do as they like unless expressly prohibited by law (common law, a wide measure of individual liberty was guaranteed by the principle that citizens are free to do as they like unless expressly prohibited by law. | On the basis of the common law principle that citizens are free to do as they like unless expressly prohibited by law, the need for a written or unwritten catalogue | Dicey thought that common law gave citizens enough liberty in that they were free to do as they like unless expressly prohibited by law, see Entick v Carrington.) |
