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Supreme Court Opinions — October Term 1867

Most-cited Supreme Court opinions filed in October Term 1867 (October 1, 1867 to September 30, 1868), from CourtListener's bulk data. CourtListener's bulk data has 30 records for this term with at least one citation or a syllabus (27 with at least one citation, 19 with a syllabus, counted separately); up to 100 of them, ordered by citation count, are listed below.

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  1. February 10, 1868· cited 216×
    Barney v. Baltimore City
  2. February 10, 1868· cited 80×
    Georgia v. Stanton
  3. December 16, 1867· cited 73×
    Wilson v. Wall
  4. December 16, 1867· cited 61×
    Wood v. Steele
  5. March 16, 1868· cited 52×
    Reichart v. Felps
  6. February 17, 1868· cited 36×
    Rubber Company v. Goodyear
  7. December 16, 1867· cited 26×
    Rector v. Ashley
  8. April 18, 1868· cited 22×
    United States v. Council of Keokuk
  9. February 10, 1868· cited 17×
    The Vanderbilt
  10. March 30, 1868· cited 11×
    James v. Railroad Co.
  11. April 18, 1868· cited 10×
    Smith v. Cockrill
  12. March 23, 1868· cited 7×
    The Wren
  13. January 13, 1868· cited 6×
    The Watchful
  14. April 18, 1868· cited 3×
    Gaines v. De La Croix
  15. March 23, 1868· cited 3×
    Turton v. Dufief
  16. February 24, 1868· cited 3×
    Silver v. Ladd
  17. March 23, 1868· cited 2×
    City of Washington v. Dennison
  18. March 30, 1868· cited 1×
    Ex parte Milwaukee & Minnesota Railroad
  19. March 23, 1868· cited 1×
    Kail v. Wetmore
  20. March 16, 1868· cited 1×
    The Victory
  21. December 15, 1867· cited 1×
    Agricultural Co. v. Pierce County
  22. March 30, 1868
    Hunt v. Bender

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