First Chief Justice
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First Chief Justice
John Jay and the Struggle of a New Nation
Dillon, Mark C.
State University of New York Press
09/2022
336
Mole
Inglês
9781438487861
15 a 20 dias
227
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List of Illustrations
Preface
1. Formative Days in Colonial New York
2. Passing the Rubicon: A Key Man in the Birth of a Nation
3. Appointment as the Nation's First Chief Justice
4. The Supreme Court's First Argued Case: West v. Barnes (1791)
5. Grappling with the Separation of Powers: In Re Hayburn (1792), plus Ex Parte Chandler and United States v Todd (unreported, 1794)
6. Sovereign Immunity and an Impetus for the 11th Amendment: Chisholm v Georgia (1793)
7. Resisting Political Pressure from the Executive Branch: Pagan v Hooper (1793)
8. The Supreme Court's Only Reported Jury Trial and the Supremacy of Special Jurors: The Three Appeals of Georgia v Brailsford (1792, 1793, and 1794)
9. Trouble on the High Seas: Glass v Sloop Betsey (1794)
10. Efforts to Criminally Prosecute Chief Justice Jay: The Citizen Genet Affair
11. Jay Court Decisions of Lesser Note: Kingsley v Jenkins (1793), Ex Parte Martin (1793), and U.S. v Hopkins (1794)
12. A Final Mission While Chief Justice
13. After the Supreme Court
14. History's Verdict
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Preface
1. Formative Days in Colonial New York
2. Passing the Rubicon: A Key Man in the Birth of a Nation
3. Appointment as the Nation's First Chief Justice
4. The Supreme Court's First Argued Case: West v. Barnes (1791)
5. Grappling with the Separation of Powers: In Re Hayburn (1792), plus Ex Parte Chandler and United States v Todd (unreported, 1794)
6. Sovereign Immunity and an Impetus for the 11th Amendment: Chisholm v Georgia (1793)
7. Resisting Political Pressure from the Executive Branch: Pagan v Hooper (1793)
8. The Supreme Court's Only Reported Jury Trial and the Supremacy of Special Jurors: The Three Appeals of Georgia v Brailsford (1792, 1793, and 1794)
9. Trouble on the High Seas: Glass v Sloop Betsey (1794)
10. Efforts to Criminally Prosecute Chief Justice Jay: The Citizen Genet Affair
11. Jay Court Decisions of Lesser Note: Kingsley v Jenkins (1793), Ex Parte Martin (1793), and U.S. v Hopkins (1794)
12. A Final Mission While Chief Justice
13. After the Supreme Court
14. History's Verdict
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
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List of Illustrations
Preface
1. Formative Days in Colonial New York
2. Passing the Rubicon: A Key Man in the Birth of a Nation
3. Appointment as the Nation's First Chief Justice
4. The Supreme Court's First Argued Case: West v. Barnes (1791)
5. Grappling with the Separation of Powers: In Re Hayburn (1792), plus Ex Parte Chandler and United States v Todd (unreported, 1794)
6. Sovereign Immunity and an Impetus for the 11th Amendment: Chisholm v Georgia (1793)
7. Resisting Political Pressure from the Executive Branch: Pagan v Hooper (1793)
8. The Supreme Court's Only Reported Jury Trial and the Supremacy of Special Jurors: The Three Appeals of Georgia v Brailsford (1792, 1793, and 1794)
9. Trouble on the High Seas: Glass v Sloop Betsey (1794)
10. Efforts to Criminally Prosecute Chief Justice Jay: The Citizen Genet Affair
11. Jay Court Decisions of Lesser Note: Kingsley v Jenkins (1793), Ex Parte Martin (1793), and U.S. v Hopkins (1794)
12. A Final Mission While Chief Justice
13. After the Supreme Court
14. History's Verdict
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Preface
1. Formative Days in Colonial New York
2. Passing the Rubicon: A Key Man in the Birth of a Nation
3. Appointment as the Nation's First Chief Justice
4. The Supreme Court's First Argued Case: West v. Barnes (1791)
5. Grappling with the Separation of Powers: In Re Hayburn (1792), plus Ex Parte Chandler and United States v Todd (unreported, 1794)
6. Sovereign Immunity and an Impetus for the 11th Amendment: Chisholm v Georgia (1793)
7. Resisting Political Pressure from the Executive Branch: Pagan v Hooper (1793)
8. The Supreme Court's Only Reported Jury Trial and the Supremacy of Special Jurors: The Three Appeals of Georgia v Brailsford (1792, 1793, and 1794)
9. Trouble on the High Seas: Glass v Sloop Betsey (1794)
10. Efforts to Criminally Prosecute Chief Justice Jay: The Citizen Genet Affair
11. Jay Court Decisions of Lesser Note: Kingsley v Jenkins (1793), Ex Parte Martin (1793), and U.S. v Hopkins (1794)
12. A Final Mission While Chief Justice
13. After the Supreme Court
14. History's Verdict
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
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