how many people are in the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Branch? (sepratily, dont add them up:)?
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I'll assume you're talking about the US Federal government. The legislative branch is composed of 100 Senators and 435 Representatives for 535 total plus various non-elected workers totaling 30,000. The execuitve branch is composed of the Preisdent, Vice President, cabinet (15 people), cabinet-level offices (6 people), and the employees of every federal agency (2,649,300 people). The judicial branch is made up of 875 judges plus 33,800 employees.
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In the United states there are actually two representative bodies: The House of Representatives and the Senate.  Together they are called Congress.
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There is the Executive Branch, the Judiciary Branch and the Legislative Branch.\n\nExecutive:\nThis is like the President and such. You could draw the White House or something. Prez has the power to veto laws.\n\nJudiciary:\nSupreme Court and stuff. You could draw one of those hammer-thingys that judges always use. Gavels or something? Anyway, they interpret the laws from the Constitution.\n\nLegislative:\nCongress --> Senate + House of Reps. They make the laws.
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The 3 Branches of Government are the Legislative Branch, the Executive Branch, and the Judicial Branch.
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In 2006, 81 women serve in the U.S. Congress. Fourteen women serve in the Senate, and 67 women serve in the House. The number of women in statewide elective executive posts is 79, while the proportion of women in state legislatures is at 22.8 percent. \n\n\nCongress: women hold 81, or 15.1%, of the 535 seats in the 109th US Congress — 14, or 14.0%, of the 100 seats in the Senate and 67, or 15.4%, of the 435 seats in the House of Representatives. In addition, three women serve as Delegates to the House from Guam, the Virgin Islands and Washington, DC.\n\nStatewide Elective Executive: In 2006, 79 women hold statewide elective executive offices across the country; women hold 25.1% of the 315 available positions. Among these women, 35 are Democrats, 40 are Republicans, one is an independent, and 3 were elected in nonpartisan races.\n\n\nState Legislature: In 2006, 1,686, or 22.8%, of the 7,382 state legislators in the United States are women. Women hold 409, or 20.8%, of the 1,984 state senate seats and 1,277, or 23.6%, of the 5,411 state house seats. Since 1971, the number of women serving in state legislatures has increased more than four-fold.
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its probably a little obvious, but you could use a gavel for judicial, and maybe a megaphone for executive since their voice is heard loudest and overrules the others.  maybe a pen and paper for legislative.  they're all supposed to balance each other, but executive should be the middle and highest because it can veto or declare martial law (i think) on it's own without the other branches approval.  i would put judicial above legislative because the supreme court is a smaller group than the legislature, and because they have the power to over rule or make rulings about previous laws and such when they are taken to court.  hope that helps...  :-)
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count the politicians
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legislative branch passes laws which the FBI(administrative branch)  enforces, Judicial branch tries them!
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Assuming you're talking about the United States legal system, it is not two-tiered, unless you're considering State/Federal as the two tiers. Within each system, state and federal, there are at least two and sometimes many more tiers.
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There are 67 female representatives in the House.\n\nThere are 14 senators\n\nThat makes a total of 81 females in congress at the moment (I dont know how many total)
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Both the executive and legislative branches can make laws; but its the legislative branch's primary function. The judiciary branch is supposed to apply the law..... but they seem to be creating it these days. :(\n\nEver heard of the Executive Order? The president's legislative ability is limited, but he has it nonetheless.
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There is no relationship between the two.  They are each part of the legislative branch (executive and judicial are the other two), but the only time they ever meet up is for the president's state of the union address in the house chambers.
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9 reps\n2 senators\n11 total
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Executive, Judicial and Legislative. The three are equal in importance, although George W. Bush seems to think otherwise. Here's details of the three with sources cited below:\n\nExecutive Branch\n\nThe branch of the U.S. government that is composed of the president and all the individuals, agencies, and departments that report to the president, and that is responsible for administering and enforcing the laws that Congress passes.\n\nThe U.S. government is composed of three branches: legislative, judicial, and executive. The legislative branch consists of the U.S. Congress, which is responsible for creating laws. The judicial branch is composed of the federal courts, which are responsible for ruling on the validity of the laws that Congress passes and applying them in individual cases. The executive branch differs from both in scope and function.\n\n\nJudicial Branch\n\nThe court systems of local, state, and federal governments, responsible for interpreting the laws passed by the legislative branch and enforced by the executive branch. These courts try criminal cases (in which a law may have been violated) or civil cases (disputes between parties over rights or responsibilities). The courts attempt to resolve conflicts impartially in order to protect the individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution, within the bounds of justice, as defined by the entire body of U.S. law. Some courts try only original cases, whereas others act as courts of appeals. The ultimate court of appeals is the Supreme Court. On the federal level, the system of checks and balances empowers Congress to create federal courts, and all federal judges must be appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The courts may exercise the powers of judicial review and injunction. \n\n\nLegislative Branch\n\nThe branch of the federal and state government empowered to make the laws that are then enforced by the executive branch and interpreted by the judicial branch. The legislative branch consists of Congress and the fifty state legislatures. At both state and federal levels, legislatures are made up of popularly elected representatives, who propose laws that are sensitive to the needs and interests of their local constituents. After a law is proposed as a bill, it is sent to appropriate committees for several stages of discussion, research, and modification. It is then debated in both legislative houses — except in Nebraska, which has a single-house legislature — and put to a vote. If the law is passed, it is still subject to further modification and final vote by both houses. Under the system of checks and balances, the president can refuse to sign the bill into law (through the veto power). The legislature can then vote to override the veto. Other checks and balances include legislative powers to impeach public officials (see impeachment), confirm appointments to the executive and judicial branches, and vote on appropriations.
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Executive Branch.  \n\nThe cabinet is part of the executive branch.
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the legislative branch of our government is organized into a bicameral system. We have two chambers. One is the United States Senate which has 100 members. 2 Senators are elected from each state and serve for 6 year terms. The other is the House of Representatives. The House has 435 members who are elected from congressional districts which are determined by population. Members of the House serve for 2 year terms.
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At this time their are about 1.4 million people who could be considered on active duty.  This number includes ALL of our armed forces.  This does not include reserves, or guard.  That is a mighty small number when you think about our commitments.