He wrote the opinions holding that federal courts cannot order state extraditions in Kentucky v. Dennison and ending Dorr's Rebellion in Luther v. Borden.
He wrote the opinions holding that federal courts cannot order state extraditions in Kentucky v. Dennison and ending Dorr's Rebellion in Luther v. Borden. In the Charles River Bridge case, his court held that there are no implied rights in contracts. The brother-in-law of Francis Scott Key, he wrote the Ableman v. Booth opinion that enjoined Wisconsin from interfering with federal enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act. For 10 points, who was this Chief Justice appointed by Andrew Jackson, the author of the Dred Scott decision?
He wrote the opinions holding that federal courts cannot order state extraditions in Kentucky v. Dennison and ending Dorr's Rebellion in Luther v. Borden.
Roger Brooke {Taney}