Which branches of government determine whether the constitution allows a legislature to create a particular law?
a. in most legal matters, the executive branch determines which laws should be carried out.
b. if a federal law affects states, typically state legislatures determine whether that law should be put into effect.
c. the federal courts decide almost all issues of the constitutionality of laws?
The answer of what branches of government determine whether the constitution allows a legislature to create a particular law is letter a. in most legal matters, the executive branch determines which laws should be carried out. The three part of executive branch are the president, vice president and the cabinet members.
