Statutory construction of criminal laws, false statements: 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, false statements,” part of the Criminal Procedure area.

Legal provisions most often involved

All 11 decisions, newest first

• Abramski v. United States
  573 U.S. 169Decided June 16, 20145–4Elena Kagan
• James Brogan v. United States
  522 U.S. 398Decided January 26, 19987–2Antonin Scalia
• United States v. Jerry E. Wells and Kenneth R. Steele
  519 U.S. 482Decided February 26, 19978–1David H. Souter
• John Bruce Hubbard v. United StatesAltered precedent
  514 U.S. 695Decided May 15, 19956–3John Paul Stevens
• United States v. Woodward
  469 U.S. 105Decided January 7, 19859–0Per curiam
• United States v. Yermian
  468 U.S. 63Decided June 27, 19845–4Lewis F. Powell Jr.
• United States v. Rodgers
  466 U.S. 475Decided April 30, 19849–0William H. Rehnquist
• Rubin v. United States
  449 U.S. 424Decided January 21, 19819–0Warren E. Burger
• United States v. Hvass
  355 U.S. 570Decided March 3, 19588–1Charles E. Whittaker
• United States v. Bramblett
  348 U.S. 503Decided April 4, 19556–0Stanley F. Reed
• United States v. Grainger
  346 U.S. 235Decided June 15, 19535–3Harold H. Burton

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