It is well known that a court has no enforcement power of itself. Of itself, a court cannot do anything if its order, especially if it is unconstitutional, is ignored. That’s what nullification is.
The executive branch of the local, state, or federal court must enforce the order. Wouldn’t it be nice if the commensurate executive branch simply ignored the unconstitutional order along with the the target of the order?
Nullification of unconstitutional court orders would be a nice thing to see.
It is well known that a court has no enforcement power of itself
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Maybe in your state but not Texas. A State District Judge CAN find you in contempt and CAN put your ass in jail. I know. It happened to me twice over the past 40+ years. Once for not turning over tax returns to my X in a post divorce child support INCREASE fight and once for withholding child support when the X was interfering with my visitation. Both times were two days in the clink.