The courts are supposed to rule on the law as it exists, not act as an extra-legislative body to write laws that don't yet exist. If you can't get the law the you want passed then the fix is not to use the courts to sidestep the legislature.
So no, the courts are not supposed to represent the majority (which is why we don't elect them). They're supposed to represent what the law actually says. That's why many of the people who appear in front of the courts don't get what they want.
So no, the courts are not supposed to represent the majority (which is why we don't elect them). They're supposed to represent what the law actually says. That's why many of the people who appear in front of the courts don't get what they want.