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Judges must interpret the laws and must preside over criminal prosecutions brought by the executive branch.
The most important thing is how they see and interpret the laws of the game.
The official answer is no: in America the people do not themselves make, enforce or interpret the laws.
"Somebody has to interpret the laws, and that's what the court does," said Frank Askin, a professor of constitutional law at Rutgers Law School.
He says that as attorney general, Mr. Ashcroft will enforce, not interpret, the laws, until such time as Congress changes them.
In Britain we have a Supreme Court, but it can only interpret the laws as laid down by Parliament and the treaties that Parliament has signed up to.
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"The judicial system should interpret the law".
I think that you could interpret the law that way.
And that is interpret the law, not make it.
It may have to interpret the law that exists.
And other cultural institutions interpret the law differently.
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