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

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The Executive Branch doesn’t have much of a check on power of judges once they are put in place. Instead, it is the Legislative body that holds the main checks on their power. The Executive Branch is the one that actually enforces laws and regulations, and as such is the one that needs to be “checked-and-balanced” by the combined efforts of the Legislative and Judicial branches. And it is the Legislative Branch that creates the laws of the land, so they need to be balanced by the combined efforts of the Executive and Judicial branched. But the Judicial branch really doesn’t actively do anything. 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
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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.