Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Don Willett cast the deciding vote in denying an asylee's right to be compensated for legal fees she had incurred solely because the federal government had pursued an obviously meritless claim against her.

Trump Tenth Circuit Judges Eid and Carson voted with the majority against rehearing a decision raising a freedom of speech violation against a government employer who demoted an employee for testifying as a private citizen in a child custody matter.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Kavanaugh and Gorsuch ruled that two producers could be banned from Manhattan cable TV public access channels because they produced a film criticizing the company that runs the channels.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Elizabeth Branch dissented from the majority decision that concluded the district court failed to provide proper jury instructions in a criminal tax case.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas issued a solo dissent from the full court's decision not to reconsider a ruling that upheld Holocaust survivors' ability to sue a German agency to recover property seized by the Nazis.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge John Nalbandian cast the deciding vote to uphold the dismissal of a woman's claim that police improperly abandoned her brother late at night, even though they knew he was impaired, leading to his death several hours later.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Britt Grant wrote a decision that defended a school board's failure to properly implement an individualized education program (IEP) for a middle school student on the autism spectrum.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas partly dissented from a 2-1 ruling concluding that under Trump, the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) improperly tried to weaken a rule protecting miners' health and safety.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Andrew Oldham cast the deciding vote to reject a challenge to actions that substantially interfered with a person's ability to defend himself against drug and gun charges.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Amy Coney Barrett cast the deciding vote that authorized immediate deportation of an immigrant who has legally resided in the U.S. for 30 years without any chance to demonstrate that his removal would violate the Constitution's guarantee of equal protection.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Julius Richardson dissented in a decision to strike down the Trump administration's rescission of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Kurt Engelhardt cast the deciding vote granting summary judgment without trial against a Latino Houston police detective who contended he was discriminated against when he sought a promotion.

Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Ryan Nelson disagreed with the majority decision reversing a denial of an asylum claim based on irrelevant inconsistencies in the individual's statements.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judges Thapar, Larsen, Nalbandian, and Murphy joined a dissent that would have reversed a three-judge panel decision that allowed Shari Guertin to go forward with her claims against Flint officials concerning lead-poisoned water.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge Joan Larsen dissented from a panel decision that protected borrowers from a confusing contract imposed on them by their bank.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Brennan cast the deciding vote against an individual's Fourth Amendment protection against an unreasonable search and seizure.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge Amul Thapar cast the deciding vote that reversed a lower court ruling and authorized Michigan to automatically suspend the drivers' licenses of low-income people who are unable to pay traffic fines without giving them a chance to prove their indigence and establish an alternative payment plan.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas sought to exempt the sizable bequest of a deceased donor from federal campaign finance laws.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh joined a 5-4 order that refused to grant a short stay so that a scheduled trial could take place on a claim that execution by lethal injection would cause needless and "excruciating pain"� and that an alternative was available.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judges Barrett, Brennan, Scudder, and St. Eve provided the deciding votes preventing en banc reconsideration of a misguided 2018 panel ruling empowering arbitrary denial of a visa to the spouse of a United States citizen.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh joined a 5-4 decision that overruled a 40-year-old precedent, Nevada v. Hall, that said that individuals can sue a state in a court in another state.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge John K. Bush would have replaced the jury's conclusion with his own after a jury found that the city of Cleveland had unlawfully retaliated against a police officer for filing a racial discrimination complaint.

Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Mark Bennett would have made it harder for victims of persecution abroad to be granted asylum.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Julius Richardson tried to deny attorneys' fees to North Carolina voters who had successfully challenged Guilford County's enforcement of a state law that redrew Greensboro City Council districts in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh joined a 5-4 decision that reversed two lower courts and authorized immediate execution of Christopher Price by lethal injection despite evidence that the method would cause him “severe pain and needless suffering” and that an alternative was available.