Question

this branch of government, established by the constitution, includes the supreme court, where justices serve for life to interpret laws. what is this branch called? parliamentary branch judicial branch executive branch continental branch

Explanation:

The U.S. government has three branches established by the Constitution. The branch responsible for interpreting laws, with lifetime-appointed justices on the Supreme Court, is the judicial branch. The parliamentary branch is not a U.S. government branch, the executive branch enforces laws, and the continental branch is not a valid U.S. government branch category.

Answer:

judicial branch