Action

Definition

In this context, action refers to steps taken by individuals, groups, or institutions in response to public dissatisfaction with a Supreme Court decision. This can include various forms of activism or attempts to change policies through legal means.

Related terms

Civil Disobedience: A form of nonviolent protest where individuals intentionally violate certain laws or rules to draw attention to an injustice or demand change.

Legislative Remedies: Actions taken by Congress to pass new laws or amend existing ones in response to public dissatisfaction with Supreme Court decisions.

Constitutional Amendment: The process of formally changing the United States Constitution, which can be initiated if there is significant public dissatisfaction with a Supreme Court decision.