Title: How does the Executive Branch check on the Judicial Branch? - Quora
Headings: How does the Executive Branch check on the Judicial Branch?
How does the Executive Branch check on the Judicial Branch?
February 2020:

Content: They are reactive, needing to be called in to decide some matter brought before them. They merely act as a check on the other two branches, making decisions about how the laws are working in practice for the Legislative and Executive, and deciding in the favor or one or the other when there is a conflict between the two about how government power works. The ultimate check on the Judiciary is to just stop sending them legal cases to decide. But the public, the Executive branch and the Legislative branch can’t seem to help themselves. Joe Devney
, Forensic linguist
Answered 3 years ago · Author has 11.2K answers and 17.9M answer views
If you are asking about the United States federal government, the check that the executive branch has on the judicial branch is that the president gets to appoint the judges. And the check on the president’s power to appoint judges is that the Senate, part of the legislative branch, has to approve anyone the president nominates before he or she is actually appointed. Because the two branches presumably have different interests, their having to agree on someone makes it less likely that someone totally inappropriate will end up on the bench. 2.6K views
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