Which branch of government writes the laws?

All three branches of government help create a new law, however the legislative branch is the one responsible for writing the laws. They write them and pass them through. Once they are passed through the legislative branch, they are turned over to the executive branch for the members such as a the President to sign. The judicial branch then ensures everyone is following these laws.

Answered by iloveonedirection | 2024-06-10

The government has three branches the legislature the executive the judiciary All of these are responsible for creating law in one way or the other but the most important fact is this that the legislature is the branch which deals with the formation of laws

Answered by Riya25 | 2024-06-10

The legislative branch of government, primarily Congress, is responsible for writing laws in the United States. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives, which draft and vote on proposed laws. This process ensures that multiple viewpoints are considered before laws are enacted.
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Answered by iloveonedirection | 2025-01-14