Congress historically has cal controlled the court's budget, has controlled the court's docket. has controlled where the court sits until 1935, the court sat in the capital. i think the point is just how can congress basically push the justices to create a set of rules that can then be enforced. this is where the bill introduced last week by senators kim and murkowski, actually goes a pretty long way. it says, hey, court, you identify the rules you're going to follow. you hire someone who's going to enforce them, and that person then reports to us, the congress, when they find examples like th...