The judiciary's role is to uphold the law and to punish those who break the law.

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The correct option is A True
$∙$ The government has 3 major branches: the judiciary, executive and legislative.
$∙$ Legislative is the one that makes the laws.
$∙$ Executive is the branch that carries out these laws.
$∙$ Judiciary upholds these laws and punishes those who do not follow the laws or work aginst the laws.

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