What was the role of the judicial branch of Roman government? O It created the laws. Olt enforced the laws. O It interpreted the laws. It announced the laws.

It interpreted the laws

Explanation:

Roman judicial Branch was made out of six to eight public citizens who acted as judges. They were elected every two years by the people of Rome. They would oversee the courts and monitor their work.

When someone would be caught breaking the law, their punishment was decided by the judicial branch. The judges of the judicial branch would interpret the existing laws, and decide on the punishment adequate to the crime.

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