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SCOTUStoday for Monday, March 23

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The post highlights a decline in public confidence in the Supreme Court, noting that only 22% of registered voters have a "great deal" or "quite a bit" of confidence in it, down from 52% when NBC News began polling on this topic in 2000. This trend is part of a broader drop in trust across various institutions and may not be solely due to the Court's actions but rather reflects a wider societal issue. The post also discusses suggestions for how justices can address this crisis, such as avoiding sounding like pundits in their opinions and engaging more with the public to build trust.

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