The impeachment—driven by Jeffersonian Republicans—tested the separation of powers and set an important precedent for judicial independence by leading to Chase's later acquittal in the Senate.
On March 12, 1804, the U.S. House of Representatives approved articles of impeachment against Associate Justice Samuel Chase, charging him with political bias and misconduct.
The impeachment—driven by Jeffersonian Republicans—tested the separation of powers and set an important precedent for judicial independence by leading to Chase's later acquittal in the Senate.
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The Trump administration called on the Supreme Court to resolve a mail-in voting dispute.
The Trump administration called on the Supreme Court to issue a ruling regarding mail-in voting.
The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to expedite a decision regarding an executive order on mail-in voting.
A federal court is being asked to block Trump's second executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship.