Describe two ways in which political institutions might limit the impact of Supreme Court decisions?

Just throwing some ideas out there...

1. An amendment to the constitution can be made if the Supreme court's decision is unpopular. (2/3 of both houses or a state convention to propose)

2. New laws can be made that kind of skirt around the rules- we all know the government can be sly.

3. The executive branch does not have to enforce the Supreme court's decision. example: even though the supreme court said that "relocating" the Native Americans was in violation of the constitution, Andrew Jackson still led on with the trail of tears.