It generally leads to better drafted rules , because the courts can take more time to focus on details that impact the court system than legislators , and also because legislators tend to let minor problems with court rules fester unaddressed in places where there is no unilateral ability to change court rules . It also maintains a status quo in which the legislature is not meddling unduly with the affairs of the judicial branch , which is a separate and co - equal branch of government . The legislature can , of course , enact statutes that trump court rules if necessary .

Question: Why is it necessary for the legislature to enact statutes that trump court rules ?
Answer: Because the court rules may not reflect the legislature 's views but does reflect the people 's .Because the court rules may reflect the legislature 's but does n't reflect the people 's views .Because the court rules may reflect the legislature 's and thus the people 's views .Because the court rules may not reflect the legislature 's and thus the people 's views .