How does the legislative branch limit the power of the executive branch

1. how does the executive branch limit the powers of the legislative branch

2. can veto bills

3. how does the judicial branch limit the powers of the legislative branch?

4. how does the executive branch limit the powers of the judicial branch

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Devan Herman

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2 December, 22:02

How does the legislative branch limit the power of the executive branch

1. how does the executive branch limit the powers of the legislative branch

2. can veto bills

3. how does the judicial branch limit the powers of the legislative branch?

4. how does the executive branch limit the powers of the judicial branch

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Kayley · Answer 1

1. The executive branch is able to veto bills proposed by congress. Furthermore, if the executive branch declares that there is a state of emergency then it usually can supersede the legislative branch.

2. See question 1 (i. e. the executive branch-the president-has vetoing power).

3. The judicial branch may decide how the legislative meant to interpret and implement a law and whether a law is constitutional.

4. The executive branch may grant pardon to those who are convicted (and the executive also nominates judges for the Supreme Court).