Question

1. who has the job of interpreting law? *

5 points
president (executive branch)
congress (legislative branch
the senate (half of the legislative branch)
supreme court (judicial branch)

1. how long does a u.s. supreme court justice serve on the court? *

5 points
until he/she is voted out of office
for a term limit of 10 years
for the rest of his/her life or until he/she retires
until the president replaces him/her

Explanation:

• For question 17: In the United States, the judicial branch (the Supreme Court is part of the judicial branch) has the role of interpreting the law. The executive branch (President) enforces laws, and the legislative branch (Congress, Senate) makes laws.
• For question 18: U.S. Supreme Court Justices serve for life or until they retire. They are not voted out (like some elected officials), there is no 10 - year term limit, and the President can only appoint them, not replace them at will (except in cases like impeachment which is a rare and formal process).

Answer:

1. Supreme Court (Judicial branch)
2. for the rest of his/her life or until he/she retires