Are there any legal filings or lawsuits by richard saulsbury against donald trump?

1. What the record in these sources actually contains

The documents you supplied include litigation trackers that catalogue suits involving the Trump administration and media coverage of many Trump-related cases, but none of them list a plaintiff named Richard Saulsbury bringing a case against Donald Trump. Just Security and Lawfare maintain public trackers of litigation targeting Trump administration actions and do not show a “Richard Saulsbury” suit in the items cited ^{[1] [2]}. Several other articles in the set examine Trump’s lawsuits against media organizations and historical libel cases but do not identify any case by Richard Saulsbury ^{[5] [6] [7]}.

2. Potential name confusion in local reporting

Some localized reporting in the search results refers to individuals and places whose names resemble “Saulsbury” — for example, Salisbury-area news items about a person arrested for threatening President Trump — but those concern criminal threats and an arrest (Christian Wolfe Daniels) rather than civil litigation by someone named Richard Saulsbury ^{[3] [4] [8]}. The similarity between “Salisbury” (the town) and the surname you asked about could create confusion; the supplied Salisbury-area pieces do not document a civil suit by “Richard Saulsbury” ^{[3] [4]}.

3. What the litigation trackers show about who sues Trump

Available trackers and reporting focus on large institutional or high‑profile plaintiffs — states, advocacy groups, media organizations, and individual public figures — bringing claims against Trump or his administration, or on lawsuits filed by Trump against other public figures and media outlets ^{[1] [2] [5]}. They document patterns (e.g., multiple defamation suits by Trump against news outlets) but do not list a private plaintiff named Richard Saulsbury initiating a suit against Trump in the items you provided ^{[5] [7]}.

4. Limits of the current reporting and remaining possibilities

The absence of a record in the supplied sources is not definitive proof no suit exists; rather, available sources do not mention any legal filings by Richard Saulsbury against Donald Trump. If a suit were filed in a lower court, not widely reported, newly filed after these items were published, or spelled differently (e.g., “Saulbury,” “Salisbury,” or with a different first name), it would not appear in these sources ^{[1] [2]}. The trackers cited are selective — Just Security says it tracks executive‑action challenges, Lawfare focuses on national security litigation — so they may omit unrelated civil suits ^{[1] [2]}.

5. How to verify beyond these sources

To resolve the question conclusively, check primary court dockets (PACER for federal cases, state court online records) and exact-name searches in legal databases and local clerks’ offices. The supplied news items point to ways name confusion can arise (Salisbury-area criminal reporting), so verify exact spelling and jurisdiction before concluding there is no case ^{[3] [4]}.

6. Competing narratives and possible motivations

Public trackers and national outlets prioritize cases with broad constitutional stakes or high-profile parties; private plaintiffs with low-profile civil claims may receive little or no coverage ^{[1] [2]}. That editorial selection can create the impression that only major actors litigate against a president; however, the sources show both aggressive litigation by institutions and a large volume of suits involving Trump as plaintiff or defendant, yet they simply do not list any Richard Saulsbury matter in the selection provided ^{[5] [9]}.

Final note: based solely on the materials you provided, there is no documented lawsuit by “Richard Saulsbury” against Donald Trump; available sources do not mention such a filing ^{[1] [2] [3]}. If you want a conclusive answer, I can search court dockets or request broader news and public‑records queries (not possible within the current source set).