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Where my peeps at?

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Pass legislation

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Pass legislation that contradicts or subverts the ruling

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not enforce the court decisions

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the president can refuse to enforce the courts decision

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can pass legislation to limit the impact of the courts decision

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Use the bully pulpit

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introduce amendment/legislation

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The president can nominate supreme court justices

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The people can peacefully protest in order to limit the impact of the Supreme Court decisions.

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lobbying & filing amicus curae briefs

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congress could pass new laws or create amendments

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Interest groups can submit amicus curiae briefs

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The courts have the options to not enforce the decisions

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Congress can propose a constitutional amendment and propose legislation that directly or indirectly changes the ruling.

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The president is able to veto a law and refuse what the courts decide.

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they can ignore the ruling and decide not to enforce the court decisions

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They can reopen the case or rule that is is unconstitutional

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They have an option to not enforce the ruling

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not enforce the ruling

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create an ammendment or pass a new law

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pass constitutional legislation that conflicts with the ruling

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pass legislation to try to limit the Courts power

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can evade a court decision

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Protest peacefully to limit the effect

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They can lobby and submit amicus curiae

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they could not enforce the ruling

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The president can choose to ignore the ruling and not enforce it through the police

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Confirming nominations and changing the number of seats in the judiciary

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they can protest the ruling

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Contact governors and persuade them.

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they can ignore the ruling of the Court

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The president doesn't have to enforce the courts opinion

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They can protest if they are against the courts decision.

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Are able to declare actions as unconstitutional.

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People can protest there thoughts to try and change decisions.

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people can protest against the court ruling

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President can nominate more justices that align with their ideals

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People can protest through going out in the street, calling their representatives to make a change, voting for people who do not support the decision.

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The executive can ignore rulings that they disagree with (depending on the situation) because the judiciary lacks police power

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States can limit the impact of the court decision by choosing how strictly to enforce it.

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Interest groups can lobby, and widely spread information on to how best avoid the decision. They can also fund candidates who also don't agree with the decision or put out an opinion poll.

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Grassroots lobbying

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The president can ignore specific rulings.

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use the bully pulprit or choose not to enforce the ruling

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People are allowed to protest against the court ruling.

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Passing new laws is congress biggest power

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Can nominate supreme court justices.

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Amend the constitution to overturn.