ConLaw Class 3: Enumerated Powers I

Class 3 - 8/27/19
Enumerated Powers I - The Taney, Chase, and Progressive Courts
The Taney Court
Read Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution (xxxv-xxvi)
Enumerated Powers (161-162)
Prigg v. Pennsylvania (170-175)
The Chase Court
United States v. Dewitt (181-182)
Hepburn v. Griswold (183-186)
Altering the size of the Supreme Court (187-188)
The Progressive Era
Progressive Era Cases (199-201)
United States v. E.C. Knight Co. (201-207)
Champion v. Ames (207-213)
Hammer v. Dagenhart (214-218)
Supplement: Chapters 6, 7, and 8

[@kenlandon6130]

26:48 Taney did write the majority opinion though he did not "announce" the Dred Scott decision.

[@kenlandon6130]

1:11:35-1:13:41 This is what happened with Roe being overturned. In many states old laws banning abortion snapped back into effect.

[@mouikafa-qn1gn]

Lincoln's quotes does not belong to him originally though

[@jennierock6790]

After the court ruled in Marbury v Madison, why didn’t Marbury go to a federal district court and file for a writ of Mandamus?

[@Faithpinkie]

They had no federal courts at the time, i think it was state court judges that applied federal law.