Extra-legal jury influences, prejudicial statements or evidence: 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, prejudicial statements or evidence,” part of the Criminal Procedure area.

Legal provisions most often involved

All 16 decisions, newest first

• Andrew v. White
  145 S. Ct. 75Decided January 21, 20257–2Per curiam
• Pena-Rodriguez v. Colorado
  137 S. Ct. 855Decided March 6, 20175–3Anthony M. Kennedy
• Donnelly v. Dechristoforo
  416 U.S. 637Decided May 13, 19746–3William H. Rehnquist
• Loper v. Beto
  405 U.S. 473Decided March 22, 19725–4Potter Stewart
• Fontaine v. California
  390 U.S. 593Decided April 8, 19687–2Per curiam
• Anderson v. Nelson
  390 U.S. 523Decided April 1, 19687–2Per curiam
• Pinto v. Pierce
  389 U.S. 31Decided October 23, 19679–0Per curiam
• Giles v. Maryland
  386 U.S. 66Decided February 20, 19675–4William J. Brennan Jr.
• Miller v. Pate
  386 U.S. 1Decided February 13, 19679–0Potter Stewart
• Rundle v. Johnson
  386 U.S. 14Decided February 13, 19678–1Per curiam
• Barlow v. Texas.
  386 U.S. 16Decided February 13, 19676–3Per curiam
• Napue v. Illinois
  360 U.S. 264Decided June 15, 19599–0Earl Warren
• Alcorta v. Texas
  355 U.S. 28Decided November 12, 19579–0Per curiam
• Delli Paoli v. United States
  352 U.S. 232Decided January 14, 19575–4Harold H. Burton
• United States ex Rel. Darcy v. Handy
  351 U.S. 454Decided June 11, 19566–3Harold H. Burton
• Costello v. United States
  350 U.S. 359Decided March 5, 19567–0Hugo L. Black

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