Which branch of government makes laws in a country?

Way too many people don't know how the government actually works.

only helps if citizens actually take note of laws.

Too many people in America think the President makes the laws and that he can issue decrees like a king. If they're not teaching English or science, and math is done with a calculator, what IS being taught? Besides a stubborn insistence on believing in the utopian fairytale that everyone will be equal and blissfully happy under Socialism, and an almost obsessive need to correct the words written by people ten times smarter than they, I don't see anything impressive in today's young people at all.

legislature is more of an American name for parliament!

doesnt it depend on which country?

I’d be happy if our legislation branches only met once every five years. We have too many laws now that are not being enforced.

is this applied to all countries?

One thing the president CAN do is appoint the judges who interpret and can change laws. That is one thing that many people fail to take into consideration when voting.

The UK does have legislative, executive and judicial separation which are known as the arms of power.

that is not the case in the uk

way too USA-centric - other judicial systems are available.

Nix, hence the executive and judicial branches