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They are called legislators, representatives, senators, and congress. These elected officials are the legislative branch of federal and state governments. Lawmakers at the local level are typically called city councils.
Local, state and federal courts, Supreme Court included, interpret laws; they don't make the laws. This group comprises the judicial branch of government.
What else can I help you with?
What is an Eight letter word for men and women who write laws?
Congress
What are men and woman who write laws?
laws
Who wrote that if men do not have laws they become violent and greedy?
women
What are the men and women who write the laws called?
National Government: Congressmen, Members of the House Of Representatives, Members of the Senate, President, Supreme Court Justice
Why laws had to be passed to guarantee equal pay for women?
In some countries such laws already exist and in others they do not. We can notice that in countries where it is not law to pay men and women equally, women are traditionally underpaid, so it is my view that there should be laws requiring men's and women's wages to be at parity for equal work.
Do women desire men?
Yes, the laws of attraction goes for each sex. Some women desire men, but as some mature, some do not anymore.
Did men or women write Japans early literature?
Women wrote Japan's early literature.
Why women write better then men?
The eloquence and superb grammar of the question is the answer.
Why were women not allowed to help make laws in the Plymouth colony?
because women had fewer rights than men
What if your class has 8 women and 19 men Write the number of women to men as a ratio and as a quotient What percent of the class are women?
the ratio 8:19 and the qoutient is 2 and the percent is 30
Men and women called who make the laws are called?
Men and women who make laws are called legislators. The rem comes from Old French which, in turn, comes from the Latin phrase "legis," meaning "law" and "latus," meaning "bearer."
What prevented women from voting?
Men. Specifically, men that created laws that spelled out who could vote.
