Statutory construction of criminal laws, conspiracy: Supreme Court decisions

Every U.S. Supreme Court decision from the 1946 through 2025 Terms that the Supreme Court Database classifies under the issue “Statutory construction of criminal laws, conspiracy,” part of the Criminal Procedure area.

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All 12 decisions, newest first

• Calvin Smith v. United States
  568 U.S. 106Decided January 9, 20139–0Antonin Scalia
• David Whitfield v. United States
  543 U.S. 209Decided January 11, 20059–0Sandra Day O'Connor
• Tommy L. Rutledge v. United States
  517 U.S. 292Decided March 27, 19969–0John Paul Stevens
• United States v. Reshat Shabani
  513 U.S. 10Decided November 1, 19949–0Sandra Day O'Connor
• United States v. Feola
  420 U.S. 671Decided March 19, 19757–2Harry A. Blackmun
• Anderson v. United States
  417 U.S. 211Decided June 3, 19747–2Thurgood Marshall
• United States v. Dege et Vir.
  364 U.S. 51Decided June 27, 19606–3Felix Frankfurter
• Grunewald v. United States
  353 U.S. 391Decided May 27, 19579–0John M. Harlan II
• Lutwak v. United States
  344 U.S. 604Decided February 9, 19536–3Sherman Minton
• Sealfon v. United States
  332 U.S. 575Decided January 5, 19489–0William O. Douglas
• Blumenthal v. United States
  332 U.S. 539Decided December 22, 19479–0Wiley B. Rutledge
• Fiswick v. United States
  329 U.S. 211Decided December 9, 19469–0William O. Douglas

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