The Three Branches of Government

The Government normally has three branches, they are: The Executive Branch, The Legislative Branch, and The Judicial Branch.

Each branch has specific roles and are equally important.

The Executive Branch

What is the role of the Executive Branch? To put it simply, the Executive Branch handles the enforcement and implementation of the country's laws.

The Branch includes, but not limited to:

• The President;
• The Vice President;
• Cabinet Members;
• The Justice Department;
• The Finance Department;
• The Health Department;
• The Foreign Affairs Department;
• The Tourism Department;
• and The Agriculture Department.

The Legislative Branch

What is the role of the Legislative Branch? If the Executive Branch enforces law, then the Legislative Branch creates and pass them.

The Branch includes:

• The Senate;
• And the House of Representatives.

The Judicial Branch

What is the role of the Judicial Branch? The purpose of the Judicial Branch existence is to uphold justice and interpret the laws of the Constitution and question whether existing or newly-formed laws violate it.

The Branch includes, but not limited to:

• The Supreme Court;
• The City Courts;
• and the Court of Appeals.

CONCLUSION

• The Executive Branch enforces and implements the country's law;
• The Legislative Branch creates and pass the laws of the country;
• The Judicial Branch on the other hand, upholds justice and reviews existing and newly-formed laws whether it violates the country's constitution.