The federal government branches serve different functions in the public health system. Briefly describe the role of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

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The Answer is a. Legislative branch: holds constitutional authority for creating federal programs, policies, and regulations that influence public health and for appropriating the federal funds that allow them to be implemented
b. Judicial branch: carries out the responsibility of interpreting and adjudicating the federal government's public health authority in view of constitutional law, legislative action, and legal precedent
c. Executive branch: holds the authority for implementing public health programs and enforcing health-related policies and regulations through administrative agencies

The Federal Government Branches Serve Different Functions in the Public