Article III describes the judicial branch, which is responsible for interpreting laws.

Article III describes the judicial branch, which is responsible for interpreting laws.

• A. Judicial
• B. Administrative
• C. Executive
• D. Amendments

Answer: (A)

Interpreting laws is the job of the judiciary, the branch described in Article III. This branch includes the court system that hears cases, settles disputes, and determines how statutes and the Constitution should be applied. The label that fits this function is Judicial, naming the branch that interprets laws. The other terms don’t fit because administrative relates to managing and implementing policies in agencies, not a separate branch; executive refers to enforcing laws and running the government (led by the president); amendments are changes to the Constitution, not a branch of government.

Interpreting laws is the job of the judiciary, the branch described in Article III. This branch includes the court system that hears cases, settles disputes, and determines how statutes and the Constitution should be applied. The label that fits this function is Judicial, naming the branch that interprets laws.

The other terms don’t fit because administrative relates to managing and implementing policies in agencies, not a separate branch; executive refers to enforcing laws and running the government (led by the president); amendments are changes to the Constitution, not a branch of government.