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Answered in 13 minutes by: 11/16/2007
Lawyer: J D Haas, Lawyer (JD) replied 12 years ago
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The executive branch carries out or "executes" the laws primarily. The executive branch accomplishes the execution of the law through the Office of the President, Vice President, cabinet, and agencies and departments. The legislative branch primarily makes laws for the executive branch to execute. The judicial branch interprets and enforces the law, but it also executes the law on occasion.