Extra-legal jury influences, miscellaneous: Supreme Court decisions

Every U.S. Supreme Court decision from the 1946 through 2025 Terms that the Supreme Court Database classifies under the issue “Extra-legal jury influences, miscellaneous,” part of the Criminal Procedure area.

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All 13 decisions, newest first

• Diaz v. United States
  144 S. Ct. 1727Decided June 20, 20246–3Clarence Thomas
• Williams v. Johnson
  573 U.S. 773Decided July 1, 20149–0Per curiam
• Thomas L. Carey v. Mathew Musladin
  549 U.S. 70Decided December 11, 20069–0Clarence Thomas
• United States v. Michael E. GaudinAltered precedent
  515 U.S. 506Decided June 19, 19959–0Antonin Scalia
• David Riggins v. Nevada
  504 U.S. 127Decided May 18, 19927–2Sandra Day O'Connor
• Holbrook v. Flynn
  475 U.S. 560Decided March 25, 19869–0Thurgood Marshall
• Chandler v. Florida
  449 U.S. 560Decided January 26, 19818–0Warren E. Burger
• Estes v. Texas
  381 U.S. 532Decided June 7, 19655–4Tom C. Clark
• Leonard v. United States
  378 U.S. 544Decided June 22, 19649–0Per curiam
• Morford v. United States
  339 U.S. 258Decided April 10, 19508–0Per curiam
• Dennis v. United States
  339 U.S. 162Decided March 27, 19505–2Sherman Minton
• Frazier v. United States
  335 U.S. 497Decided December 20, 19485–4Wiley B. Rutledge
• Fay v. New York
  332 U.S. 261Decided June 23, 19475–4Robert H. Jackson

Source: Supreme Court Database, 2026 Release 01 (data file dated September 8, 2026). Imported into CaseTrail November 5, 2026. Coverage: decisions from the 1946 through 2025 Terms. Methodology · Report an error