The right to make and enforce laws is characteristic of which political unit?
If you are speaking in the context of political science theory, then any entity which has some form of sovereignty has the right to make and enforce laws. This can be nation-states, city-states, regional or consitutent states, or even local governments. If you are asking which parts of a government have the indicated powers, the Legislative branch has the right to make laws, and the Executive branch enforces them.
Republican
Make the laws so neither of what you said is right
A political unit with power to make and enforce laws over people is known as the legislative branch. In the United States, the US Congress, state legislators and town councils are common examples.
A state is primarily a political region, defined as a governing entity with established boundaries, a centralized government, and the authority to make laws and enforce them. While a state may encompass various landforms and natural regions, its defining characteristic is its political structure rather than its physical geography.
legitimate
legitimate
It is not a guide at all. It is the basic set of rules and Laws that tell how the Government may continue to create laws and enforce them. It is not a guide!!
It is not a guide at all. It is the basic set of rules and Laws that tell how the Government may continue to create laws and enforce them. It is not a guide!!
The roles of the executives in the Indian political environment is to enforce the existing laws. Their other roles is to come up with policies that are helpful to the Indian political environment.
the job is not to enforce the laws but to make them.
That would be the United States Constitution.