What branch of government is responsible for reviewing laws?

Answer 1

The Judicial Branch of government may review laws relevant to a case before the court.

Contrary to popular belief, the courts cannot review bills in Congress; do not approve or disapprove legislation before it's signed into law; and cannot overturn laws on their own initiative. Under Article III of the Constitution, the courts are limited to ruling on laws that are legitimately related to a "case or controversy" presented to the court.

Any court in the Judicial Branch of government may review and determine the constitutionality of laws relevant to a case before the court. The Supreme Court of the United States (aka US Supreme Court) is the final authority on the US Constitution.
Judaical branches reviews laws to Check and Balance the Legislative.

The full system of the Check and Balances goes as follows:

• Executive (President) to Legislative (Congress): vetoing
• Executive (President) to Judaical (Supreme): Appoints thee nine judges, grants pardon
• Legislative (Congress) to Executive: Approve appointed,Ratify treaties. Override with 2/3 vote from both houses
• Legislative (Congress) to Judaical (Supreme Court): approve appointed judges
• Judaical (Supreme Court) to Executive & Legislative (Congress): Declares laws constitutional or not; if it follows the rules of the amendments

Answer 2

The Judicial Branch reviews and upholds laws.

Contrary to popular belief, the courts cannot review bills in Congress; do not approve or disapprove legislation before it's signed into law; and cannot overturn laws on their own initiative. Under Article III of the Constitution, the courts are limited to ruling on laws that are legitimately related to a "case or controversy" presented to the court.
Any court in the Judicial Branch of government may review and determine the constitutionality of lawsrelevant to a case before the court. The Supreme Court of the United States (aka US Supreme Court) is the final authority on the US Constitution.
Judaical branches reviews laws to Check and Balance the Legislative.
The full system of the Check and Balances goes as follows:

• Executive (President) to Legislative (Congress): vetoing
• Executive (President) to Judaical (Supreme): Appoints thee nine judges, grants pardon
• Legislative (Congress) to Executive: Approve appointed,Ratify treaties. Override with 2/3 vote from both houses
• Legislative (Congress) to Judaical (Supreme Court): approve appointed judges
• Judaical (Supreme Court) to Executive & Legislative (Congress): Declares laws constitutional or not; if it follows the rules of the amendments

Answer 3

Any court in the Judicial Branch of government may review and determine the constitutionality of laws relevant to a case before the court. The Supreme Court of the United States (aka US Supreme Court) is the final authority on the US Constitution.

Contrary to popular belief, the courts cannot review bills in Congress; do not approve or disapprove legislation before it's signed into law; and cannot overturn laws on their own initiative. Under Article III of the Constitution, the courts are limited to ruling on laws that are legitimately related to a "case or controversy" presented to the court.

Answer 4

Every branch of government has something to do with the laws; Congress enacts them, the Executive branch enforces them, and the Judicial branch interprets them. I wouldn't describe any of these functions exactly as "looking over" the laws.

Answer 5

The branch that is responsible for resolving disputes under the law is the judicial branch.

Answer 6

the judicial branch