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Supreme Court Opinions — October Term 1837

Most-cited Supreme Court opinions filed in October Term 1837 (October 1, 1837 to September 30, 1838), from CourtListener's bulk data. CourtListener's bulk data has 18 records for this term with at least one citation or a syllabus (18 with at least one citation, 0 with a syllabus, counted separately); up to 100 of them, ordered by citation count, are listed below.

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  1. January 27, 1838· cited 109×
    United States v. Coombs
  2. March 10, 1838· cited 72×
    N. Rogers & Sons v. Batchelor
  3. February 26, 1838· cited 46×
    Reynolds v. Douglass
  4. March 18, 1838· cited 31×
    Scott v. Lloyd
  5. February 15, 1838· cited 26×
    McNiel v. Holbrook
  6. February 13, 1838· cited 23×
    Ex Parte Poultney v. THE CITY OF LA FAYETTE
  7. March 18, 1838· cited 21×
    United States v. Kingsley
  8. March 12, 1838· cited 19×
    White v. Turk
  9. March 18, 1838· cited 16×
    The Heirs of Wilson v. THE LIFE & FIRE INS. CO. OF NY
  10. February 18, 1838· cited 16×
    John Mkinney v. John Carroll
  11. February 24, 1838· cited 14×
    Stelle v. Carroll
  12. March 18, 1838· cited 10×
    Sarchet v. United States
  13. March 18, 1838· cited 7×
    The United States v. Joseph Delespine's Heirs, Lazarus and Others
  14. March 18, 1838· cited 6×
    Levy v. Arredondo
  15. March 18, 1838· cited 4×
    Pierre Choteau, Senior, in Error v. Marguerite, a Woman of Colour
  16. February 20, 1838· cited 3×
    Bradstreet v. Thomas
  17. February 20, 1838· cited 2×
    West v. Brashear

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