Burr’s arrest set the stage for a high-profile treason trial that tested federal authority, constitutional definitions of treason, and the Jefferson administration’s handling of alleged conspiracies.
Former Vice President Aaron Burr was arrested in the Mississippi Territory on February 19, 1807, on suspicion of plotting an expedition that prompted treason charges.
Burr’s arrest set the stage for a high-profile treason trial that tested federal authority, constitutional definitions of treason, and the Jefferson administration’s handling of alleged conspiracies.
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