Vanderheyden v. Young, 1814
11 Johns. 150 (1814) Liability of Military Officers in Officiating in a Court-Martial In The Founders’ Constitution, an anthology of writings (letters, records of … More Vanderheyden v. Young, 1814 »
Era Category: Revolution & The Emerging State
People v. Casborus, 1816
13 Johns. R. 351 (1816) Double Jeopardy In The Founders Constitution, an anthology of writings (letters, records of debates and early cases) relating to … More People v. Casborus, 1816 »
Johnson v. Caulkins, 1799
1 Johns. Cas. 116 (1799) Breach of Promise to Marry In Troy, New York, on July 9, 1797, Miss Johnson and Mr. Caulkins agreed … More Johnson v. Caulkins, 1799 »
People v. Levi Weeks, 1800
First Murder Trial in the United States for which there is a Formal Record Gulielma “Elma” Sands disappeared on the evening of December 22, … More People v. Levi Weeks, 1800 »
Hitchcock & Fitch v. Aicken, 1803
1 Caines 460 (N.Y. 1803) Recognition in New York of Court Judgment in a Sister State In The Founders’ Constitution, an anthology of writings … More Hitchcock & Fitch v. Aicken, 1803 »
People v. Barrett and Ward, 1806
2 Caines 340; 1 Johns. R. 66 (N.Y. 1806) Double Jeopardy In The Founders’ Constitution, an anthology of writings (letters, records of debates and … More People v. Barrett and Ward, 1806 »
People v. Ruggles, 1811
8 Johns. 290 (1811) Blasphemy In The Founders’ Constitution, an anthology of writings (letters, records of debates and early cases) relating to the Federal … More People v. Ruggles, 1811 »
Taylor v. Briden, 1811
8 Johns. 173 (1811) Recognition in New York of Court Judgment in a Sister State In The Founders’ Constitution, an anthology of writings (letters, … More Taylor v. Briden, 1811 »
In Re John Van Ness Yates; Yates v. Lansing, 1809-1811
Jurisdictional Conflict between the New York Court of Chancery and the New York Supreme Court of Judicature In The Founders’ Constitution, an anthology of … More In Re John Van Ness Yates; Yates v. Lansing, 1809-1811 »
Gardiner v. The Trustees of the Village of Newburgh, et al., 1816
2 Johns. Chancery, 162 (1816) Compensation for Property Taken by the Government for Public Purposes In The Founder’s Constitution, an anthology of writings (letters, … More Gardiner v. The Trustees of the Village of Newburgh, et al., 1816 »