(V): "Sorry, but if they feel there is an exception, etc to the law, or the law is wrong they will speak up. Many judges do and that is how reforms come about, especially if the legislation is wrong."

It doesn't matter what they "feel." If the law violates precedent then yes, the courts can act (based on precedent). If the law violates existing law, then yes the courts can act (based on existing law). If the law violates constitutional principles, then yes the courts can act (based on a violation of a constitutional principle). But in now way do they act on how they "feel."