In which way does the judicial branch differ from the legislative branch?

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The legislative branch, consisting of bodies like the U.S. Congress, has the power to initiate and create laws (bills), while the judicial branch, which includes courts like the Supreme Court, interprets laws and cannot initiate lawsuits. The judicial branch's primary function is to interpret the Constitution and other laws, not to create or initiate them.

In Which Way Does the Judicial Branch Differ from the Legislative