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Keep going, that document was amended. See the 14th amendment.Yes, the state needs to convince the courts not to legislate, that's in the Constitution, I remember that part
The courts don't legislate- that is in the Constitution.
The courts interpret the constitutionality of laws- like they have for marriage laws 3 times in the past.
That's why it's a crime, Sparky. The courts are violating the Constitution by legislating since even as you are aware they have no power to do that. Not liking legislation isn't authority for the courts to overturn it. That is a job for the ... wait for it ... legislature
Cite the statute that criminalizes certain Supreme Court decisions and cite the cases where the statute has been enforced.
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people"
Do you know what that's from?
Yes, and zero gays had who they could marry change based on being gay, so the 14th was not applicable