Branch of government that decides if laws are carried out fairly and constitutional.

• A. Judicial Branch
• B. Executive Branch
• C. Legislative Branch
• D. Summons

Answer: (A)

Interpreting laws and guarding constitutional rights is the responsibility of the judiciary, the branch that decides if laws are carried out fairly and constitutional. Courts interpret statutes, resolve disputes, and review government actions to ensure they conform to the Constitution. Through judicial review, they evaluate whether the way laws are applied respects due process and protects rights, and they can strike down laws or actions that violate the Constitution. The other branches focus on making and enforcing laws, while this branch provides the check on constitutionality and fairness. So, the Judicial Branch is the one that fits this role.