Trump Tenth Circuit Judge Allison Eid cast the deciding vote denying parents the insurance benefits for the accidental death of their son, who died in a car crash.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Don Willett tries to reverse finding of improper redrawing of state senate district lines to harm Black voters and to restrict voting rights remedies, threatening voting rights for all minorities in deep south states in the Fifth Circuit.

Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Mark Bennett dissented from a decision reversing the district court's dismissal of a truck driver's false arrest and false imprisonment claims against border patrol agents, despite the driver being acquitted of wrongdoing by a jury.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas' dissent in a False Claims Act case would have made it much easier to for those defrauding the government to retaliate against whistleblowers.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Kevin Newsom made the difference in a panel ruling that a criminal defendant had consented to a warrantless search even though the agents lied about who they were and why they were there.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge Amul Thapar argues in dissent that there should be no accountability for police forcing a woman to leave her home in the middle of the night for a psychiatric examination, threatening privacy rights.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judges Ho, Oldham, Engelhardt, and Duncan join Willett's opinion that gives power to the president to fire the head of an independent housing finance agency and helps hedge fund and other investors, threatening Congress' authority.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Kurt Engelhardt casts deciding vote affirming decision to dismiss and refuse to allow amendment of firefighter's discrimination claim.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge Chad Readler argued in dissent that an individual who was on parole was properly returned to prison for five years for trafficking marijuana, even though the only proof that he was trafficking was that he was driving the car where the marijuana was found.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge Ralph Erickson cast the deciding vote against an individual's excessive force claim against a police officer despite partial dissents by Bush-appointed judges.

Trump Third Circuit Judge David Porter cast the deciding vote that rejected a Black man's claim that Black people were improperly excluded from a jury pool, threatening Black people's Sixth Amendment rights throughout the states in the Third Circuit and elsewhere.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Julius Richardson writes divided opinion reversing lower court decision and allowing police to stop someone without reasonable suspicion, threatening arbitrary stop-and-frisks by police in future cases.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge David Stras cast the deciding vote against a death row inmate's Sixth Amendment violation claim against his attorney who failed to present evidence of his fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, despite a dissent by Trump Judge Jonathan Kobes.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Elizabeth Branch's dissent claims DOJ cannot sue cities and states to enforce the ADA.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge Jonathan Kobes cast the deciding vote denying a female student's Title IX claim against her university for failure to protect her against stalking and sexual harassment.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Neomi Rao joined the dissent in an 8-2 case and would have ruled that Guantanamo detainees have no constitutional Due Process rights.

Trump Third Circuit Judge David Porter cast the deciding vote to require a public transit company to display ads related to religion as opposed to other topics on its buses, threatening the same result or the banning of all private ads whatsoever on transit systems throughout the Third Circuit.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge John K. Bush writes divided opinion dismissing products liability case.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Britt Grant would allow immediate removal after an immigration judge's legal error.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Amy Coney Barrett dismissed an injured patient's suit for not seeking compensation at an administrative level the way a lawyer would have, rather than how an ordinary person unable to afford counsel would have.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Elizabeth Branch writes 2-1 decision that execution of death-row prisoner with an IQ of 78 can go forward, even though his lawyer failed to present available mitigating evidence at the penalty phase of his trial, establishing a troubling precedent with respect to the death penalty throughout the Eleventh Circuit states of Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Kevin Newsom casts the deciding vote to reject the exclusionary rule despite acknowledging that an individual's Fourth Amendment rights were violated.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Julius Richardson tried to deny access to video evidence that could help incarcerated persons defend charges against them that threaten to force them to serve more time in prison.

Trump Second Circuit Judges Sullivan, Park, and Bianco join dissent from refusal to reconsider decision that foster parents can sue for adequate payments to care for foster children under federal law.

Trump Third Circuit Judges Bibas, Porter, and Matey join decision overturning prior precedent and excluding an immigrant from consideration for asylum because of a misdemeanor, contradicting federal law and harming immigrants.