1. The governor of each state gets an equal amount of appointees for circuit judges in the circuit district it resides, each voted and approved by that States legislator. No more circuit judge nominees selected by the President.
2. Out of each circuit district, each Governor gets to choose one selection to be put up for SC nomination, with the SC justice voted in by the state legislators within that circuit district using the same electoral system used in presidential elections to determine the number of votes each state in its respective district gets. The winner gets the SC nomination.
3. Term limits for SC justices.
4. SC decisions can be over-ruled by the vote of either a majority of all judicial circuits “6 out of 11 districts”, or 3/5th of state legislators. Each legislator/judicial circuit would hold its own vote. There would be a two month time limit to hold a vote to over-rule, or the SC ruling stands.