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Trump’s Stunning Streak of Losses in Lower Federal Courts


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May 29, 2025

 

While President Donald Trump has had mixed success before the Supreme Court, he’s getting crushed in the lower courts.  The Trump administration has lost a shocking 96% of rulings in federal district courts so far this month, according to a recent analysis by Adam Bonica, a professor of political science at Stanford. 

 

Bonica’s data indicates that judges across the ideological spectrum are ruling against Trump at similar rates. He’s lost in 72% of rulings issued by Republican-appointed judges and 80% of rulings by Democratic-appointed judges.

 

Trump’s cross-ideological loss rate is likely due to several factors:

--A flood of officials have left, or been purged from, the Department of Justice, which has likely added to the workloads for those who remained or new hires...

 

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https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/trump-lower-court-streak-legal-losses/

 

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4 hours ago, rasg said:

Here is why the judges are fighting Trump

Judges are upholding the law, the law that the executive more and more seems to detest.

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5 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

Obsessed with Trump. Will you ever get a life?

I was wondering the same about you.

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