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The Conflict between the Chief Justice and the Chief Executive: Ex parte Merryman
Journal Of Supreme Court HistoryPeer ReviewedDOWNEY ARTHUR T.2006Journals
Rarely does the clash of ideas on the scope of governmental authority get reduced to a direct conflict between leaders of the branches of government. However, early in the Civil War period, the Chief Executive and the Chief Justice confronted each other in a direct fashion. The stakes were high, because the issues related to the conflict between national security and personal liberty.
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