Ned Foley in WaPo:
There is a way to avoid this outcome, if it comes to that.
The court could protect itself — and help reassure the country — by appointing a three-member expert panel that would consider any vote-counting challenges that come before it. The notion of this special master panel draws on a 2008 experiment conducted by Georgetown University, Ohio State University and the AEI-Brookings Election Reform Project. They held a mock trial of a hypothetical McCain v. Obama lawsuit, to test whether a deliberately neutral tribunal might enable the nonpartisan resolution of a disputed presidential election.