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Who heads the Judicial Branch?
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Answer / guest
Under state law, the chief justice of the Supreme Court is
the head of the Judicial Branch and is responsible for its
administration. See Section 51-1b of the Connecticut
General Statutes. The chief court administrator is
responsible for the day-to-day management of the Judicial
Branch.
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Answer / ganesh
Under the provision of Costitution of India Chief Justice
Of India is the head of Judicial Branch.
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