How do judicial decisions affect the executive branch?
a.) judicial decisions have no affect on the executive branch
b.) judicial decisions enforce the laws of the executive branch
c.) the executive branch enforces judicial decisions
d.) the executive branch interprets judicial decisions

C.

The judicial branch interprets laws, while the executive branch enforces the laws. C matches with this fact.

The correct answer is C.

Explanation:

All democracies implement a system of check and balances in which each branch of the government is allowed to amend or veto acts of the other branches, so as to prevent the accumulation of power.

The executive branch is responsible for implementing and administering the public policies enacted by the legislative branch, which takes the judicial decisions.

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