fairnesslaw
nounUK /ˈfeə.nəs lɔː/
US /ˈfer.nəs lɑː/
A fairness law is a rule that makes sure everyone is treated the same way.
The fairness law says all kids can play on the same playground.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A law that stops people from being treated badly because of who they are.
The fairness law protects people from unfair treatment at work.
3. A rule in a game or contest that keeps the competition honest.
The fairness law in the race means no one can start early.
4. A legal principle that decisions must be made without favoritism.
The judge followed the fairness law and listened to both sides.