The judicial branch of government

question 1 options:

makes laws

interprets laws

carries out laws

repeals laws

The judicial branch of government interprets laws.

Option B.

Explanation:

Interprets laws , is the right answer.

The Judicial branch of the government of the United States is the system of national courts and justices that interprets laws enacted by the legislative division and implemented by the executive division. The Judicial branch of the administration is made up of magistrates and courts. The main function of the judicial branch of the administration is to interpret the laws of Congress.

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