Question

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What type of work takes place in the judicial branch of the federal government?

A. Officials vote on laws and presidential appointments.
B. Officials make sure the Constitution is obeyed.
C. Officials carry out national policies and laws.
D. Officials ensure that regulations are followed.

Answer 1

any ideas?

Answer 2

you should already know that judicial branch is made up of the Supreme Court, and what role does the supreme court takes in our government?

Answer 3

make an educated guess, and i'll correct you :)

Answer 4

when laws are being made, the final decision lies within the judicial branch. Once it agrees, everything will be done and agreed.

Answer 5

They have no term limits

Answer 6

and they go by the constitution more often

Answer 7

sorry i lost conncection

Answer 8

that's fine

Answer 9

but i hope you understood on what i'm trying to explain :)

Answer 10

cant the supreme court veto law from the president

Answer 11

c?

Answer 12

Connection error. Oh dear, all I know is judicial branch
*Determine if laws passed by Congress are allowable by the Constitution
*Determine if treaties negotiated by the President and approved by the Senate are allowable by the Constitution
*Determine if actions by the President in enforcing the law are allowable by the Constitution
*Determine if laws passed by states are allowable by the Constitution