Don’t like a law, sue in Court to set it aside. Elect officials that will change the law. Or you can stand on a soap box at a street corner and shout how unjust, unfair or unconstitutional a law is and see what happens.
You are speaking of remedies for bad court decisions. I am speaking of objectivity and accuracy. My point is that a court decision does not make something true out of something which is untrue.
Whatever the remedy for bad court decisions may be, my point is that court decisions are not proof of accurate interpretation of law.
Note the latest ninth circus decision regarding Arizona banning mail in ballots. All the judges who voted that this is "racist" were Clinton and Obama appointees, and all the Judges that voted there is nothing wrong with this were Republican appointees.
Come now. I have always saw it as a given that most conservatives do not trust the courts to make accurate decisions about law. Are you someone that merely accepts the ridiculous rulings of the courts without question?