Executive Branch Law and Legal Definition
Executive Branch is the branch of the United States government that is charged with administering and carrying out the law. The executive branch is the administrative arm of government. It is therefore also called the 'administration' or the 'administrative branch of government'. The executive branch implements and enforces all the laws created by the legislative branch, and also enforces all laws as interpreted, from time to time, by the judiciary.
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Related Legal Terms
- Branch Bank
- Branch Campus [Education]
- Branch or Additional Business Facility [Agricultural Marketing Service]
- Chief Executive Officer
- Color Certification Branch [Food and Drugs]
- Commercial Litigation Branch of the Department of Justice
- Covered Executive Branch Official
- Covered Legislative Branch Official
- Domestic Branch
- Executive Agency
