Supreme Court Opinions — October Term 1806
Most-cited Supreme Court opinions filed in October Term 1806 (October 1, 1806 to September 30, 1807), from CourtListener's bulk data. CourtListener's bulk data has 24 records for this term with at least one citation or a syllabus (24 with at least one citation, 0 with a syllabus, counted separately); up to 100 of them, ordered by citation count, are listed below.
- February 20, 1807· cited 488×Ex Parte Bollman and Swartwout
- February 28, 1807· cited 72×Diggs v. Wolcott
- February 12, 1807· cited 63×Montalet v. Murray
- December 1, 1806· cited 50×Bender v. Fromberger
- February 11, 1807· cited 45×Rhinelander v. Insurance Co. of Pennsylvania
- February 14, 1807· cited 27×United States v. Willings & Francis
- February 16, 1807· cited 21×Smith and Others v. Carrington and Others
- February 14, 1807· cited 14×O'Neale v. Long
- December 1, 1806· cited 13×Moliere's Lessee v. Noe
- December 1, 1806· cited 12×Sansom v. Ball
- December 1, 1806· cited 11×Donath v. THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA
- October 1, 1806· cited 9×The United States v. James McGill
- February 27, 1807· cited 6×Pendleton and Webb v. Wambersie and Others
- February 28, 1807· cited 5×United States v. Cantril
- December 1, 1806· cited 5×Morgan v. the Insurance Company of North America
- February 28, 1807· cited 4×Hicks v. Rogers
- February 18, 1807· cited 3×United States v. Kid and Watson
- October 1, 1806· cited 3×Snell v. DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY
- February 28, 1807· cited 1×United States v. Cantrill
- February 15, 1807· cited 1×Pendleton v. Wambersie
- December 1, 1806· cited 1×Dutilh v. Gatliff
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