Trump justices Kavanaugh, Gorsuch and Barrett cast deciding votes to overturn Congress' law providing for appointment of independent patent judges, further undermining Congressional authority

Trump judges Bumatay, Brennan, Bress, Nelson and Van Dyke argue in dissent that failure to provide Miranda warnings does not violate the Constitution and that police cannot be held liable for such misconduct

The Roberts Court makes it easier for companies to keep people out of class actions lawsuits against abusive business practices that violate rights that Congress has protected.

Trump justices Barrett, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh cast deciding votes to authorize indefinite imprisonment of refugees without a bond hearing for periods of a year or more while claims are considered.

Trump judges Menashi and Sullivan rule that state must pay tuition at religious high school, even though contradicted by state constitution.

Trump judge Engelhardt reverses district court and grants qualified immunity without trial to police officers who violently threw a Black motorist to the ground and beat him before arresting him for a traffic violation.

Trump judge Murphy casts deciding vote to excuse police misconduct in violating the Fifth Amendment rights during interrogation of a Black man.

Trump judges Bumatay, Bress, Bade, Collins, Bennett, Hunsaker, Lee, Nelson, and Van Dyke try in dissent to overturn panel decision and to dismiss claim against Border Patrol agent for use of excessive force and retaliation.

Trump judge Van Dyke cast the deciding vote to affirm the dismissal of a claim against police filed by a man who police had helped to falsely convict of crimes for which he was improperly imprisoned for 16 years.

Trump judge Matey writes opinion ruling that federal prison officials cannot be sued for damages for ordering cruel and unusual punishment.

Trump judge Murphy casts deciding vote to approve police search of someone's apartment without a warrant or valid consent.

Trump judge Stras tries in dissent to grant immunity to police officer from any responsibility for shooting unarmed man who posed no imminent threat.

Trump justice Kavanaugh writes opinion, and Trump justices Gorsuch and Barrett also provide deciding votes, to overturn key criminal justice precedent and harm those convicted by non-unanimous juries.

Trump judge Murphy affirms dismissal of class action claim against insurance company, harming consumers

Trump judge Thapar writes opinion granting preliminary injunction against and suggesting unconstitutionality of government COVID-related assistance program, which prioritized assistance for 21 days to businesses owned by female, minority, and socially disadvantaged persons.

Trump judge Oldham argues in dissent that court should uphold dismissal of woman's claim of FMLA discrimination concerning medical leave.

Trump judges Bumatay and Van Dyke try in dissent to further harm consumers by extending restrictive Supreme Court decision in CFPB case and invalidating CFPB investigative demand.

Trump Sixth Circuit judges cast deciding votes to take "extraordinarily disfavored" step of having full court initially consider appeal of ruling striking down restrictive Tennessee abortion law.

Trump judges Bush, Thapar, Larsen, Nalbandian, and Readler cast deciding votes to reverse preliminary injunction against and effective uphold restrictive Ohio abortion law.

Trump judge Bress casts deciding vote to excuse police misconduct of interrogating someone without Miranda warnings after punching and handcuffing him.

Trump judge Katsas writes opinion allowing agency advisory committee to keep secret records that could shed important light on privacy threats posed by drone use.

Trump judge Nalbandian tries in dissent to affirm decision dismissing Black police officer's claim that he was improperly retaliated against for complaining about misconduct against him.

Some or all of Trump Sixth Circuit judges Thapar, Bush, Larsen, Nalbandian, Readler and Murphy cast deciding votes to vacate panel opinion and stay pending appeal of a decision striking down a restrictive Tennessee abortion law.

Trump judges Duncan, Willett, Engelhardt, and Oldham cast deciding votes to invalidate important parts of the Indian Child Welfare Act and try to do even more damage to the important law.

Trump judges Rao and Katsas rule that FEC can prevent any court review of any decision not to enforce campaign finance or other federal election laws.