Legal Institutions in Argentina

Legal institutions in Argentina are the organizations and systems that uphold laws and ensure justice. Key institutions include the judiciary, which interprets and applies laws through courts; the executive branch, led by the president, enforces laws; and the legislature, responsible for making laws through Congress. Additionally, specialized bodies like the Public Prosecutor's Office oversee legal processes and investigate crimes. These institutions work together to maintain law and order, protect individual rights, and ensure government accountability within a democratic framework.