I don't think I disagree with you about what courts can do. And (as shown by all the back and forth in the CAB thread, and now here), it is risky: we currently

I don't think I disagree with you about what courts can do. And (as shown by all the back and forth in the CAB thread, and now here), it is risky: we currently have a situation where CAs can find themselves in a position where taking court-mandated actions (or lack of actions) puts them in jeopardy with the CAB, and violating court orders puts them in jeopardy with the government. For all the back and forth in the CAB thread, it doesn't seem we're any closer to finding an escape valve for that, which seemingly would have to come from the CAB because there isn't even really a mechanism for courts to decide not to issue TROs about cert revocation, short of somehow taking a case around this to the Supreme Court (which isn't going to happen).