What did Marbury do next?

Lynne Henderson hendersl at ix.netcom.com
Sat Mar 10 15:20:48 PST 2007


Contracts law has changed considerably as well.  As has so-called 
"vested rights" doctrine (isn't such a thing anymore--generally, you 
can get damages, but no specific performance, except in sales of land.  
reinstatement and backpay is a remedy in labor cases, but seldom  
actually put into practice because of the duty to mitigate, among other 
things)
Lynne Henderson


On Mar 10, 2007, at 1:46 PM, Jonathan Entin wrote:

>
> Is it possible that the evidentiary value of Marbury’s commission was 
> greater in 1803 than it is today? Consider the possibility that 
> someone brought before Justice of 
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