The check and balance system allows each branch to “check” on the power of the other branch to make sure that the power is balanced between all of the them. For example, the legislative branch introduces a new law or bill. The executive branch will look over that law. If they don’t agree to it, they don’t need to sign it. However, if the legislative branch gets enough votes, they can overrule the executive branch and the law will be passed. Once that law is in its place, the people of the state or country can test that law out through the court system, which is under control by the judicial branch. If someone believes that the law is unfair they can file in a lawsuit and lawyers can argue over that law. The judge will decide which side of the argument was more convincing and it might be able to go to the Supreme
The check and balance system allows each branch to “check” on the power of the other branch to make sure that the power is balanced between all of the them. For example, the legislative branch introduces a new law or bill. The executive branch will look over that law. If they don’t agree to it, they don’t need to sign it. However, if the legislative branch gets enough votes, they can overrule the executive branch and the law will be passed. Once that law is in its place, the people of the state or country can test that law out through the court system, which is under control by the judicial branch. If someone believes that the law is unfair they can file in a lawsuit and lawyers can argue over that law. The judge will decide which side of the argument was more convincing and it might be able to go to the Supreme