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If the law is decided to be by the judicial branch it can no longer be a law.
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If the law is decided to be by the judicial branch it can no longer be a law.

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Generally speaking, the judicial branch interprets the laws. It does not make laws and it does not enforce laws. Instead, it interprets them. I hope this helps.
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