Term recap
October Term 1812 in review
Every writing the Court issued during October Term 1812, as we tracked it in real time: merits decisions with the Reporter's one-line holdings, cert-stage statements, and emergency applications.
46
Merits decisions
0
Cert-stage statements
0
Emergency applications
20
Decision days
The term's first merits decision came down February 5, 1813 and the last on March 18, 1813. The busiest single day was March 16, 1813 with 8 decisions.
Merits decisions, month by month
February 1813 · 17 decisions
- The BANK OF COLUMBIA v. PATTERSON’S Adm’r
- The United States v. Gordon and Others
- Queen v. Hepburn
- Clark's Executors v. Carrington
- Dickey v. Baltimore Insurance
- Marine Ins. Co. of Alexandria v. Hodgson
- Locke v. United States
- The Schooner Good Catharine v. The United States
- Bond and Another v. Jay
- Brig Penobscot v. The United States
- Preston v. Tremble
- Caze v. Baltimore Insurance
- The Schooner Jane v. The United States
- Lee v. Munroe
- Herbert & Others v. WREN & OTHERS
- The Cargo of the Brig Aurora, Burn Side v. The United States
- Schooner Hoppet & Cargo v. United States
March 1813 · 29 decisions
- Holker v. Parker
- Barnitz's Lessee v. Casey
- Blackwell v. Patton & Irwin's Lessee
- Mills v. Duryee
- The Maryland Insurance Company. v. Wood
- Oliver v. Maryland Insurance
- Riggs v. Lindsay
- McIntire v. Wood
- Livingston & Gilchrist v. Maryland Insurance
- Fairfax's v. Hunter's Lessee
- Barton v. Petit
- Brig Caroline, William Broadfoot v. The United States
- Young v. Crundy
- Palmer v. Allen
- Young v. Black
- Schooner Anne v. United States
- U. States v. January & Patterson
- The United States v. Patterson
- Livingston v. Dorgenois
- Otis v. Bacon
- Thornton v. Carson
- Wallen v. Williams
- The Mutual Assurance Society v. Korn and Wisemiller
- Webster v. Hoban
- Ferguson v. Harwood
- Biays v. Chesapeake Insurance
- Stark v. The Chesapeake Insurance Company
- William Williams and Others v. George Armroyd and Others
- Smith and Buchanan v. The Delaware Insurance Company
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