Trump judge Collins argues in dissent that police detectives should get qualified immunity from a lawsuit seeking to hold them accountable for forcing a false confession from a 13 year-old.

Trump judge Newsom upholds qualified immunity to prevent claim against police officer charged with improperly seizing cellphone being used to record police conduct and punishing the person doing the recording.

Trump judges Collins, Bennett, and Bress try in dissent to support Trump Administration effort to strike down state law that provided important help to former workers at a closed. federal nuclear facility

Trump Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett again cast deciding votes to grant dangerous special exemptions for religious purposes to important COVID-19 pandemic-related health measures.
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Trump judge Thapar casts deciding vote to affirm dismissal of prisoner's complaint that officials are being deliberately indifferent to the serious risk to him posed by COVID-19.

Trump judge Nelson overturns injunction restricting harmful 3-D gun blueprints.

Trump justices Kavanaugh, Gorsuch, and Barrett cast deciding votes to gut contrary precedent and approve sentencing of 15 year-old to life imprisonment without the possibility for parole.

Trump judge Branch writes opinion reversing district court and ruling that grocery store chain can legally discriminate against visually impaired people under the ADA by providing them with inferior services due to the inaccessibility of its website.

Trump judges Ho and Duncan try in dissent to revive dangerous nondelegation doctrine and invalidate important ACA implementation rule

Trump Sixth Circuit Judge Thapar tried in dissent to severely limit federal class actions helping consumers get redress for corporate misconduct.

Thapar and Larsen rule that public university professors have a free speech right to refuse to use transgender students' requested pronouns and honorifics

Trump Supreme Court justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh cast deciding votes to make it harder for long-time US residents who are undocumented immigrants to stop deportation.

Trump judge Oldham tries in dissent to uphold police stop and seizure of black man with no reasonable suspicion based solely on anonymous tip.

Trump judge Murphy casts deciding vote to reverse lower court and decide that ATF rule banning dangerous bump stocks is illegal.

Trump judges Eid and Carson tried in dissent to argue that the full 10th Circuit should rule illegal the ATF rule banning dangerous bump stocks.

Gorsuch's dissent said that a wrongful police shooting wasn't an unconstitutional "seizure" because the victim survived and got away.

Trump judge Sullivan tried to force individual arbitration of claim that mismanagement of benefit fund caused losses of hundreds of millions of dollars to all employees of corporation

Five Trump Second Circuit judges cast the deciding votes to require dismissal of fair housing complaint concerning racial harassment of black tenant and harm fair housing law.

Trump judge Van Dyke tries to dismiss female professor's federal Equal Pay Act and hob discrimination claims against university for paying her less than her male colleagues.

Trump judges Quattlebaum and Richardson cast key votes to reverse district court and dismiss Muslim citizens' claim of harmful inclusion on terrorist watchlist without any meaningful opportunity to contest it.

Trump judge St. Eve writes opinion reversing district court ruling that allowed female employees to bring class action challenging policies that led to hostile work environment for almost a thousand women working at large jail complex.

Trump judge Nelson tries in dissent to invalidate state gun safety law limiting the open public carrying of firearms.

Trump judges Bennett, Bumatay, Lee, Nelson, and Van Dyke argued in dissent that the court should reinstate a restrictive Trump rule severely limiting asylum for immigrants.

Trump judges Thapar and Bush refuse to stay harmful order by Trump district judge in Tennessee against important CDC eviction moratorium

Trump judge Stras supported reversing district court and dismissing, based on qualified immunity, complaint by female high school student that she was improperly seized by police-school official for police interrogation.