Court rulings can violate the law. Wickard v Filburn is a perfect example. Everyone can read Article 1 Section 8 and know that personal property does not fall u

Court rulings can violate the law. Wickard v Filburn is a perfect example. Everyone can read Article 1 Section 8 and know that personal property does not fall under "interstate commerce." That doesn't stop the Supreme Court from ruling that way. In the same vein, we've now reached a point where the Supreme Court's decisions are increasingly (if not all) unconstitutional. The problem is that there's no 3rd party to settle a dispute with the government. If you and the government have a disagreement, the government decides who's right. If the Supreme Court ruled the sky was red, the sky would still be blue.