In a new opinion piece for The Hill titled "How to make the Supreme Court fear being overturned," Paul Collins (legal studies and political science) argues that the court no longer worries that its decisions will be reversed. He argues for two structural reforms to be put in place to bring back this check on the court's power: court expansion and the incorporation of case assignments to random panels of justices.
Paul Collins in The Hill: How to make the Supreme Court fear being overturned
