Who enforces laws?

Answer 1

The Constitution of the United States of America is the supreme law of the land and is enforced by the Federal Courts, headed by the the Supreme Court of the United States, by the Attorney General of the United States and his appointees, and by the Congress of the United States through the legislation that it passes.

The constitution for each state is the supreme law of that state. Each state constitution is different and appoints different law enforcement officers and mechanisms. As with the Federal constitution however, the state constitutions are enforced by state law enforcement agencies, administrative agencies, appeals courts and the state supreme courts, along with the Federal courts in some cases.

Answer 2

The Executive Branch.

The President of the United States is the leader of the executive branch of government. All of the law enforcement agencies in the United States are also part of the executive branch.

The Legislative branch creates the law.

The Judicial branch interprets the law.

The Executive branch enforces the law.

Answer 3

The Executive Branch is responsible for enforcing laws.

Answer 4

The county Sheriff, if he is not corrupted.

Answer 5

at 26 Nov 1949 it has been drafted by Dr Ambadkar and it came to enforce on 26 Jan 1950 by parliament by Dr Ambadkar and that time nehru was the prime minister

Answer 6

there are three organs of govt: legislature, executive and judiciary

Legislature is the supreme law making body

Answer 7

police

Answer 8

governor