Study documents courts eroding the presumption of regularity in Trump administration litigation

The fifth edition of a Just Security study documents how courts have eroded the presumption of regularity in litigation against the Trump administration since 20 January 2025. Counted findings are 60 cases of non-compliance with court orders, 112 cases of distrust of government information and 145 cases of arbitrary and capricious action, with a further 740-plus non-compliance cases and at least 150 distrust cases in immigration habeas litigation according to a tracker dated 22 June 2026. No technical vulnerabilities or defensive actions are discussed.

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