What is a place where laws are made?

Answer 1

== == Bills are written up and given to the branches of our government. If the bill gets passed through legislative and judicial, it gets sent to executive and the president votes yes, or vetos the bill. If the bill is vetoed, at least 2/3 of the branches must vote yes for the bill to be passed.

Answer 2

1.A proposal or a bill is introduce to parliament by the CLERK of parliament.

2.The speaker refers the bills to an appropriate committee to study an make recommendation.

3.The chairman of the committee presents the bill to the house.

4.A motion is put to the house for the bill to be read for the second time.

5.The bill is debated and voted upon.

6.At the consideration stage only the details of the bill are discussed.Parliament can make change which are considered necessary.

7.The house vote to approve or reject the bill by a simple majority.

8.The bill then goes to the Attorney General Department to be written in a leal language called DRAFTING.

9.The Speaker sends the bill to the President for his signature (ASSENT),it now becomes a LAW.

10.The Law is GAZETTED.

Answer 3

The judicial branch makes the laws of the country.

Answer 4

the executive branch makes them and the judical accepts or denies.

Answer 5

The laws of any given state are created in that state's Legislature.