Stop the preaching, judges, do the job

Morality enters the law through legislative action, and the judiciary's role is to uphold the law. Judges can point out to lawmakers' gaps in the law that render them incapable of deciding. They can also evaluate whether laws are in consonance with the underlying legal basis of the country. What judges cannot do is attempt to be some kind of empowered version of a social media influencer and demand social change through personal beliefs delivered from the bench they believe to be a mount for sermons.