Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Mark Bennett would have dismissed a police shooting case based on a legal argument that the defendants had already conceded and based on disputed facts that are within the jury's province to decide.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas cast the deciding vote to restrict judges' ability to release grand jury material that could also limit release of some of the information in the report of special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Britt Grant was the deciding vote upholding a denial of an asylum claim and of equal protection of the law under the Fifth Amendment.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Kurt Engelhardt was the author and deciding vote in decision that threatens to undermine Fair Housing Act.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge Amul Thapar tried to deny attorneys' fees to a worker with a disability who had to bring extensive legal proceedings to reverse what the majority called an "egregious"� denial of disability benefits.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Kevin Newsom was the deciding vote in favor of a warrantless search of the crawlspace in an individual's home.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge John K. Bush voted to reverse a lower court decision and upheld a Kentucky law requiring physicians to subject women to medically unnecessary and potentially harmful procedures before providing them with abortion care.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh made it possible for the Court to take yet another step to reshape the law to strip working people of their rights against powerful corporations through forced arbitration.

Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Mark Bennett tried to uphold a Boise ordinance and practice that criminalized people who live in poverty and experience homelessness for sleeping outside when they had no access to alternative shelter.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judges Newsom, Branch, and Grant cast the deciding votes that reversed a panel decision and ruled that a police officer could seize and use as evidence a bullet found on an unarmed man who was not subject to a full search.

Trump Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch wrote and Justice Kavanaugh joined a 5-4 opinion that authorized execution despite evidence it would inflict cruel and unusual pain, significantly weakening Eighth Amendment protection against cruel and unusual punishment.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Brennan would allow the denial of a motion for judgment of acquittal even though there was no direct evidence that the individual even possessed any cocaine and the conviction was based solely on a police agent's interpretation of an "encrypted"� phone call between the individual and another defendant.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Elizabeth Branch allows government breach of plea agreement.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge Steven Grasz votes to uphold a sentence that was more than 60 years longer than the ordinary maximum, which effectively became a life sentence.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judges Thapar, Bush, Larsen, and Nalbandian vote to allow Ohio's law to bar state health departments from providing funding to Planned Parenthood for health care services because it provides abortions with non-state funds.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judges Newsom and Branch allow an individual to receive a more severe sentence when intent for the act had not been proven.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Kevin Newsom, joined by Trump Judges Branch and Grant, makes it dramatically harder for victims of illegal job discrimination to have their day in court when there isn't a "smoking gun."

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge John Nalbandian would allow abuse of discretion by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) when it failed to even discuss new medical evidence that showed that deportation of a parent would result in unusual hardship because of his sick daughter.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judges Stras and Grasz vote to throw out without a trial a claim that a sheriff had improperly fired a deputy to retaliate against him for statements made by the deputy during a political campaign against the sheriff.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh cast the deciding votes in a decision that ruled that under federal law, immigrants who have been released after committing even minor crimes should be picked up even years after their release and detained indefinitely pending possible deportation hearings.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge Steven Grasz upholds the dismissal of a prisoner's claim that prison officials had denied him medical treatment in violation of the Eighth Amendment.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judges Bush, Thapar, and Nalbandian join Larsen in trying to severely limit damages against insurance company.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Amy Coney Barrett would allow the overturning of a law banning people convicted of felonies from possessing firearms.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho votes to throw out without trial a claim that prison officials violated the Eighth Amendment by showing deliberate indifference to a transgender person in jail.

Trump D.C. Circuit Judge Gregory Katsas would not allow an imprisoned man to present his claim that the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) was regularly violating his rights.