The supreme court previously enforced its will on a topic.
The supreme court has recently reversed and stated "we were wrong, we didn't have the right to enforce our (the courts) will on X topic, it belongs to the people."
How in the world is it 'defying the court' when the court took away its own power and suggested that legislatures legislate - which they are doing.
The supreme court has recently reversed and stated "we were wrong, we didn't have the right to enforce our (the courts) will on X topic, it belongs to the people."
How in the world is it 'defying the court' when the court took away its own power and suggested that legislatures legislate - which they are doing.
The hyperbole is off the charts.