Public Opinion Can Serve as a Check on the Judiciary

Public opinion can serve as a check on the judiciary because

A) people have the ability to vote federal judges out of office if they do not approve of the rulings of the courts.
B) a court may lose stature if it decides a case in a way that markedly diverges from public opinion.
C) the Supreme Court typically polls the public as a basis for their decisions.
D) the president will veto a Supreme Court decision if it is politically unpopular.
E) Congress will override a decision of the Supreme Court with a majority vote in both houses.