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Which branch writes maritime laws?
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Which branch can write maritime law?
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Which branch of government has the power to write maritime law?
ALL laws are written by the Legislative Branch. Maritime law is administered by the Federal government.
What branch writes the law?
The legislative branch of government writes the law. The legislative branch is made up of people elected to represent the general population. For the US government, the legislative branch includes the Senate and the House of Representatives, as well as their supporting offices.
What legal branch of the US writes regulations that enforce the law?
Executive
What branch writes the nations budget?
Executive, Congress re-writes it if they do not appove.
What is the important of maritime law?
what will be the importance of maritime law in my profession as a maritime cadet
What is the international law of the seas?
The branch is called International Maritime Law documents include the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the statute of the International Maritime Organisation. Claims could be brought at the International Court of Justice in the Netherlands, The Hague or the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea in Hamburg, Germany.
What are the sources of maritime law?
importances sources of maritime law
What branch of government writes new laws?
Legislative Branch.
Who is a maritime lawyer?
AnswerA maritime lawyer, or admiralty lawyer specialize in the law of the sea. This invokes a great deal of situations that arise with maritime law. This could involve collisions, maritime torts, industrial torts, worker's compensation (Longshoreman and Harbor Worker's Compensation Act), transactional law, environmental law, energy law, etc. Additionally, a great deal of what a maritime lawyer does is statutorily driven, but are the result of codified common law.
What branch is responsible for writing the laws?
Legislative.Another View: The above answer is correct in that the Legislative Branch writes the bills which are sent to the President for his signature.However, in and of itself, the Legislative Branch does not enact a law unless and until the President vetoes the bill that was sent to him. ONLY THEN - if the Congress over-rides the President's veto can it be said that the Legislative Branch has actually "passed" a law.
