Salmon P. Chase

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Salmon P. Chase - United States politician and jurist who served as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court (1808-1873)

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Cassandra either intentionally misrepresented her intentions to the trial court or she changed her mind on this issue of life and death,'' Chief Justice Chase T.

Girl, 17, says she knows she'll die without chemo

In past years, this signature event hosted such American judicial icons as Wisconsin Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson, Connecticut Chief Justice Chase Rogers, and then-Chief Justice Christine Duram of Utah for a wide-ranging discussion of issues facing state judiciaries nationwide.

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Public School superintendent in jeopardy, Paul Vallas' fate will be decided by the state Supreme Court in September, Chief Justice Chase T.

Superintendent Paul Vallas' fate in state Supreme Court's hands

When Lincoln was murdered by the Maryland-born actor and Southern sympathizer John Wilkes Booth on April 14, 1865, Chief Justice Chase administered the oath of office to Vice President Andrew Johnson, a Democrat from Tennessee.

From antislavery lawyer to chief justice: the remarkable but forgotten career of Salmon P. Chase

Chief Justice Chase revealed this retreat to the common-law mode of reasoning in his 1871 decisions invalidating pre-emancipation contracts for the sale and warranty of slaves.