Judges rebel against the Supreme Court

Judges on both sides of the ideological spectrum have become increasingly willing to speak out against the Supreme Court .

Retired Judge David S. Tatel recently revealed in a new memoir that he grew tired of the court's "low regard" for judicial principles.

Tatel is one of at least three judges who have publicly criticized the court recently.

Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas have come under particular scrutiny over undisclosed luxury trips and the actions of their spouses.

A poll conducted in June found that just 52 percent of Republicans said they trust the justices "a great deal" or "a fair amount" The poll found that 48 percent of Americans continue to trust federal judges and 49 percent say they trust state court judges.

4 -in-10 voters say the Supreme Court will be "extremely important" in determining how they vote in the 2024 election.

A poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek found that only 5 percent of those polled say the court does not matter at all to their vote.

The Supreme Court is already beginning to pay attention to the shift in public opinion.