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What would happen if the judicial branch didn't exist?
Without the Judicial Branch then the Legislative Branch would be free to pass any law without regard to its constitutionality.
What would happen if the legislative branch didn't exist?
We wouldn't have any laws at all because,no one would make them and send them to the executive branch or the president
What role do the Legislative and Executive branch play in creating the federal court system?
The Legislative branch establishes the lower level courts according to the right given them in Article III section I of the US Constitution, which establishes the US Supreme Court along with such lower federal courts as Congress chooses to create. These courts exist in the judicial branch. The executive branch appoints judges to the bench with the advice and consent of the legislative branch.
Is there corruption in the legislative branch?
Corruption can exist in any branch of government, including the legislative branch. Instances of corruption in the legislative branch may include bribery, kickbacks, or other unethical behavior by lawmakers in the pursuit of personal gain. Efforts to address and combat such corruption are important for maintaining the integrity and trust in the legislative process.
What is the role of the legislative branch concerning decisions with taxes?
It depends on the country in question. Usually, if the duties of the executive and legislative branches are distinct and are co-equal rulers or country (such as in the United States), the Legislative Branch passes laws determining what types of taxes exist and how their rates should be determined. The executive branch, then, sets about collecting them and managing the specifics applying the legislative branch's laws in its various agencies. If the duties of the executive and legislative are merged (such as in the United Kingdom), the legislative branch passes laws determining what the taxes are and then proceeds to collect them though agencies they control. In states with an overpowering executive (i.e. dictator), the legislature often has minimal power to make any decisions concerning taxes.
Explain the major reasons why the independent agencies exist apart from the cabinet level departments?
Because it its part of the Legislative Branch and Congress has no power to tax.
Which branch interprets the law?
Well, All the branches do the law interpretation for their own needs and uses. The interpretation made by Legislative branch is called Authentic Interpretation (interpretation made by the author (of law) itself ) But the most important interpretation is the one made by Courts. Especially the interpretation of Constitutional court (in countries where they exist ) or Supreme Courts.This interpretation is final.
Why did the US government lie about the first president?
They haven't. The Executive Branch of government did not exist until the United States Constitution was signed in 1787. Many individuals claim many different names of the first president under the "Articles of Confederation"; however, during that time, only a Legislative Branch existed, hence the presidential title did not exist. The first head of the Executive Branch was George Washington.
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What will happen if there did'int exist a executive branch?
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Do positrons actually exist?
If you're asking about positions, then yes. As a violinist of over 10 years, I use various positions in every piece I play.
What checks exist between the legislative and executive branches?
Here are some examples in the United States federal government that displays the checks & balances often found in a republic form of government. All proposals for new laws or changes in current laws are done by passing bills in the legislative branch. The balance here is that the executive branch must sign the bills into law before it becomes a law. With regard to the appointment of Supreme Court judges, the president can nominate a judge for the Court, but the Senate must ratify the nomination before the choice of the executive takes office.
