The Ga. Sodomy case was overturned last year. The juvenile death penalty case was overturned this year.
Examples of legislative type responses to judicial decisions include:
The cases that would have prevented an income tax were overturned by the 16th Amendment. Nowadays, you wouldn't need that amendment, but back then, they thought they needed it.
The cases that prevented labor unions (I believe based on freedom of contract) were overturned by legislation and later courts.
The cases that allowed monopolies were overturned by Teddy Roosevelt's antitrust laws.
Were Teddy Roosevelt's antitrust laws able to stand up to challenge due to the interstate commerce provision of the Constitution?