Congress is the judicial branch of the federal government, and interprets the laws passed by the legislative branch.

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Congress is not the judicial branch of the federal government. The judicial branch is made up of the courts and judges who interpret laws and make decisions based on them. Congress is part of the legislative branch, which creates and passes laws. The judiciary is meant to be independent of both the legislative and executive branches.

Congress Is the Judicial Branch of the Federal Government, and Interprets