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sc94597 on 07 July 2015
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spurgeonryan said:
sc94597 said:

Just wanted to emphasize that this is the Oklahoma supreme court. 

As for its legality, probably not, but they're trying to make it legal. 

"At this time, Attorney General Scott Pruitt, with my support, has filed a petition requesting rehearing of the Ten Commandments case. Additionally, our Legislature has signaled its support for pursuing changes to our state Constitution that will make it clear the Ten Commandments monument is legally permissible. If legislative efforts are successful, the people of Oklahoma will get to vote on this issue."

Can the President over rule the actual Supreme Court like this Governor just did to Her own S.C?

Different states have different constitutions with different rules. Not all of them are replicas of the constitution of the United States of America. I don't think the president can legally, but presidents have (most recent example has to do with NSA spying.)