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Congress can pass an amendment in order to achieve or mandate something to limit the effect of a supreme court decision.

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The president has the power to nominate supreme court judges. They can decide to nominate judges that will vote against certain previous court decisions.

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Congress can change the Court's jurisdiction through constitutional authority.

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The people can vote and elect (or re-elect) officials that will not enforce the Supreme Court's decision.

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States in most cases are able to add further regulations on certain decisions by the supreme court, like deciding to control or deciding not to control the speech of students in schools.

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The senate can confirm the president's nominees as supreme court judges

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Congress can pass an amendment that changes the constitutionality of something. The Supreme Court rules on its constitutionality so if the constitution was changed in the ruling would have to change.

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The president can choose Supreme Court judges without Senate approval. The president has the power to appoint and confirm judges, by choosing the ones that fit their political agenda.

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Congress can check the Judicial Branch by creating and passing new laws. This limits the impact of decisions as these laws affect how the courts function because they must follow and regulate these laws.

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The President can grant pardons which overrule judicial rulings and well as the ability to pass or veto new laws which can affect how the judiciary functions.

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The president is able to sign bills and amendments through that would then have to be seen as constitutional law and influence what the courts can decide in the constitution, along with nominating judges that match his ideology.

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congress can by modifying the impact of a court decision after it has been made.

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Interest groups can testify with amicus curae briefs in particular court cases that go along with their interests.

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Congress can regulate modes and practices of proceeding on the part of the inferior federal courts.

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The president can sometimes just disregard court decisions that they disagree with.

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Interest groups can lobby Congress to pass an amendment or a law that would limit the impact of the decision. They can also do grassroots lobbying, where they encourage the people to pressure their representatives.

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the president can refuse to enforce supreme court decisions.

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The people can mutually decide not to follow court decisions and protest court decisions.

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the states can do the same as the president and ignore the decisions of the supreme court.

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The president can pass executive orders that order bureaucratic agencies to ignore the Supreme Court's decision.

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Ratify constitutional amendments

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Congress has the power to make/pass an amendment that is needed for whatever reason

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The people have their own opinions and vote for what they belive in is good for them and their country/state