Supreme Court Opinions — October Term 1812
Most-cited Supreme Court opinions filed in October Term 1812 (October 1, 1812 to September 30, 1813), 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.
- March 11, 1813· cited 302×Mills v. Duryee
- February 18, 1813· cited 218×Marine Ins. Co. of Alexandria v. Hodgson
- March 15, 1813· cited 137×McIntire v. Wood
- February 26, 1813· cited 83×The Cargo of the Brig Aurora, Burn Side v. The United States
- March 16, 1813· cited 45×U. States v. January & Patterson
- March 16, 1813· cited 24×Brig Caroline, William Broadfoot v. The United States
- March 18, 1813· cited 20×Stark v. The Chesapeake Insurance Company
- March 18, 1813· cited 16×William Williams and Others v. George Armroyd and Others
- March 17, 1813· cited 9×Livingston v. Dorgenois
- March 16, 1813· cited 6×The United States v. Patterson
- March 18, 1813· cited 5×Webster v. Hoban
- February 24, 1813· cited 3×The Schooner Jane v. The United States
- February 10, 1813· cited 3×The United States v. Gordon and Others
- March 18, 1813· cited 2×Smith and Buchanan v. The Delaware Insurance Company
- March 13, 1813· cited 2×The Maryland Insurance Company. v. Wood
- February 24, 1813· cited 2×Preston v. Tremble
- March 18, 1813· cited 1×The Mutual Assurance Society v. Korn and Wisemiller
- March 16, 1813· cited 1×Young v. Crundy
- February 23, 1813· cited 1×Brig Penobscot v. United States
- February 23, 1813· cited 1×Brig Penobscot v. The United States
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