24% of Republicans say presidents shouldn't be held accountable for crimes they commit while in office: poll

• 24% of surveyed Republicans said presidents should be immune to crimes committed in office.
• The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on presidential immunity at the end of April.
• Forty-six percent of Americans polled said they don't trust the high court to rule impartially.

As the Supreme Court prepares to hear on the matter in April, about a quarter of surveyed Republican adults said that presidents shouldn't be accountable for crimes they commit while in office.