Judges are not deciding whether they believe these rights should or should not exist. They are deciding whether these rights <i>do</i> exist in the law at the time the case is litigated.<p>If you believe you should have a right you don&#x27;t have, or that you should or shouldn&#x27;t be sent to jail for a particular activity, the right people to contact and hold accountable are your representatives in the appropriate legislative body. Judges are only supposed to interpret the law, <i>even if they personally do not agree with the most accurate interpretation</i>. Changing law or creating new law is the province of the legislature.