United States v. Klintock (1820) – Case Brief Summary (U.S. Supreme Court)

United States v. Klintock (1820) 18 U.S. 144, was an indictment in the Circuit Court of Virginia, against Klintock, a citizen of the United States, charging him with a piracy committed on the high seas.

In that case, the Court stated that "judgment can be arrested only for errors apparent on the record."

U.S. Supreme Court Arrest Case Brief Indictment Judgment Piracy

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