system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: What prevents the supreme court of the united states from making outlandish interpretations of the constitution?

If they secretly want to amend the constitution, and want to implement X, then why can't they just interpret one segment of the constitution as X?
gpt
The Supreme Court Justices can be impeached by Congress for "bad behavior" according to law. As of now, the only Justice to be impeached was Samuel Chase in 1806. He failed to provide justice, exclusively using his position to defend his own political beliefs. 








Supreme Court Justices are required to provide an explanation for their verdicts. If they fail to provide rational, well thought out reasoning in their explanation, they will be impeached for negligence.