👉 Legislatures are bodies of government established to make laws and enforce them. They consist of a legislative body, which is composed of members who represent different political parties or interest groups. The legislature has the power to create new laws, modify existing ones, and interpret and apply those laws to specific cases. In many countries, legislatures have been established by constitutional means, either through a parliament (a legislative assembly) or a constitution. In some cases, legislation may be passed by executive branches of government
