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A Supreme Court case doesn’t make law, it interprets a specific set of circumstances according to existing law. So, if Congress passes a new law that invalidate
by fiddlerwoaroof 4y ago
A Supreme Court case doesn’t make law, it interprets a specific set of circumstances according to existing law. So, if Congress passes a new law that invalidates the interpretation the Supreme Court uses in the case, then the case no longer applies (unless the case was decided on Constitutional grounds).