If a court makes a constitutional ruling, Congress can then abrogate that ruling through new legislation.

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A court's constitutional ruling interprets the Constitution, and Congress cannot override such a ruling simply by passing new legislation. To effectively change the outcome, an amendment to the Constitution would be required, or the Supreme Court would need to overturn its own precedent in a future case.

If a Court Makes a Constitutional Ruling, Congress Can Then