Earlier this year, only two states still permitted nonunanimous jury convictions—Louisiana and Oregon. The U.S. Supreme Court's Ramos v. Louisiana decision in April 2020 held that unanimity is required under the Sixth Amendment. That decision applied only to cases on direct appeal; it did not apply to cases under collateral review (i.e., habeas corpus petitions filed after direct appeals were exhausted). To address the collateral-review question, the court quickly agreed to consider the issue this term in Edwards v. Vannoy.