The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment for Justice George P. Fisher in attorney Joseph H. Bradley's damages action arising from an 1867 order of the Criminal Court of the District striking Bradley's name from its roll after he threatened the presiding judge with personal chastisement during the Suratt murder trial.
Supreme Court of the United States, 1872
Published opinions from 1872. The case name opens the case page.
1872 opinions
The Supreme Court affirmed the decree of the Circuit Court for the District of Kentucky in a schism dispute over the Third or Walnut Street Presbyterian Church of Louisville, holding that the pending Louisville Chancery suit, confined to a narrow eldership question, was no lis pendens bar to the federal bill.
The Supreme Court denied the Attorney General's motion to dismiss the government's pending appeal from the Court of Claims and affirmed a judgment awarding Klein, as administrator of V.F.