Is the judicial branch the least important?

The judicial branch seems to be less important because it doesn’t receive as much attention in media outlets or social media as politicians do. Every branch has formidable powers. The judiciary makes sure the other two branches act following legal standards, and is the only one distant from the political system. read more

The judicial branch is important because it interprets the laws of the nation. The judicial branch also has the power to compel the production of evidence. In the United States, the Supreme Court is the superior court of the judicial branch, and its decisions must be interpreted as law by the inferior courts. read more

Hamilton calls the judicial branch the"least dangerous to the political rights of the Constitution" beacause of the nature of their powers. He claims that the executive branch"dispenses the honors" and the legislative branch makes laws to regulate citizzens and that the judicial has no influence over either or control over the wealth of the society. read more