What are the major checks on judicial power?

Major checks on judicial power include the legislative and executive branches' ability to influence the judiciary through the appointment and confirmation of judges, as well as the power to enact or amend laws in response to judicial rulings. Additionally, Congress can limit the jurisdiction of federal courts and can impeach judges for misconduct. The judiciary is also subject to public opinion and societal values, which can influence its decisions and the enforcement of its rulings. Lastly, constitutional amendments can effectively counteract judicial interpretations.