For decades, the U.S. Supreme Court was viewed as one of the few American institutions respected by Democrats and Republicans alike. It was seen as a legal institution, not a political one, strengthened by its 'norms, processes, symbols, and independence'—and was granted greater public trust and legitimacy than most other institutions.
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