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: Cocky Law BlawgToday in Legal History
By Pamela
September 1, 1807
Aaron Burr Acquitted Of Treason
Jurors quickly acquit Aaron Burr after Chief Justice John Marshall instructs them that the U.S. Constitution requires the testimony of at least two witnesses for a treason conviction (Article III, Section 3). Burr allegedly schemed to form a breakaway republic. He is known for killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel while serving as the nation?s third vice president.
http://www.justicelearning.org/todayinlaw/today.aspx?dMM=9&dDD=1
At the time, Aaron Burr’s daughter, Theodosia, was married to Joseph Alston of South Carolina. Alston was a lawyer, planter, and politician. In 1812, he was elected governor of South Carolina, making Theodosia the First Lady of the state.
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Full post as published by Cocky Law Blawg on September 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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