Author:David Davis
Lawyer, politician, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
David Davis
Works edit
- "Lincoln as a Lawyer" in Life and Works of Abraham Lincoln
- "Chapter 1" in Recollections of Abraham Lincoln, 1847–1865
Supreme Court opinions edit
Majority opinions edit
- Alexander v. Roulet
- Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company v. Brown
- The Amelie
- Avery v. Hackley
- Avery v. United States
- Bailey v. Magwire
- Baker v. Gee
- Baltimore v. Baltimore Railroad
- Bank of the Republic v. Millard
- Bank v. Lanier
- Barnard v. Kellogg
- Bayne v. Morris
- Bayne v. United States
- Bell v. Railroad Company
- Benbow v. Iowa City
- Best v. Polk
- Bigelow v. Berkshire Life Insurance Company
- The Binghamton Bridge
- Black v. Curran
- Blanchard v. Brown
- Bonner v. United States
- Boyce v. Tabb
- Bronson v. Railroad Company
- Burke v. Miltenberger
- Campbell v. City of Kenosha
- Caperton v. Ballard
- Carey v. Donohue
- The Carroll
- Caujolle v. Ferri E
- Chicago City v. Robbins
- City of Sacramento v. Fowle
- City of Winona v. Cowdrey
- The City v. Babcock
- Clearwater v. Meredith
- Cocks v. Izard
- Commonwealth v. Boutwell
- Connoyer v. Schaeffer
- Conway v. Stannard
- Crawshay v. Soutter and Knapp
- Cross v. United States (81 U.S. 479)
- Dair v. United States
- Davenport v. Dows
- De Haro v. United States
- Decatur Bank v. St. Louis Bank
- The Des Moines
- Dolton v. Cain
- Donaldson Assignee v. Farwell
- Drakely v. Gregg
- Drury v. Cross
- Duncan v. Jaudon
- Eames v. Godfrey
- Eldred v. Sexton
- Ex parte Milligan, 71 U.S. 2 (1866)
- Express Company v. Kountze Brothers
- The Favorita
- Fretz v. Stover
- Furman v. Nichol
- Gaines v. De La Croix
- Gaines v. New Orleans
- Gavinzel v. Crump
- Grant v. United States (74 U.S. 331)
- Gray v. Brignardello
- The Great Republic
- Green v. Van Buskirk (74 U.S. 139)
- Gregg v. Von Phul
- Haffin v. Mason
- Haldeman v. United States
- Halliday v. Hamilton
- Hanrick v. Neely
- Haver v. Yaker
- Hendrick v. Lindsay
- Hervey v. Rhode Island Locomotive Works
- Heydenfeldt v. Daney Gold and Silver Mining Company
- Home of the Friendless v. Rouse
- Hume v. Beale's Executrix
- Homestead Company v. Valley Railroad
- Humaston v. American Telegraph Company
- Insurance Company v. Chase
- Insurance Company v. Francis
- Insurance Company v. Slaughter
- Insurance Company v. Weide (78 U.S. 438)
- The Kansas Indians
- Kehr v. Smith
- The Keokuk
- Kibbe v. Ditto
- Knapp v. Western Vermont Railroad Company
- Koehler v. Black River Falls Iron Company
- The Lady Franklin
- Leavenworth Lawrence and Galveston Railroad Company v. United States
- Lionberger v. Rouse
- Lobrano v. Nelligan
- Lower v. United States
- Lukins v. Aird
- Lum v. Robertson
- Maddox v. United States
- McKee v. United States (75 U.S. 163)
- McLemore v. Louisiana State Bank
- McQuiddy v. Ware
- Michigan Central Railroad Company v. Mineral Springs Manufacturing Company
- Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company v. Apms
- Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company v. United States
- Missouri v. Kentucky
- Mitchell v. St. Maxent's Lessee
- The Mohler
- The Montello (87 U.S. 430)
- Montgomery v. Bucyrus Machine Works
- Morgan v. Campbell
- Morgan v. United States (81 U.S. 531)
- Morton v. Nebraska
- Mulligan v. Corbins
- Mutual Life Insurance Company v. Snyder
- Myers v. Croft
- The Nassau
- Neale v. Neales
- Newhall v. Sanger
- Nichols v. United States
- Nicolson Pavement Company v. Jenkins
- Ochiltree v. Railroad Company
- Osterberg v. Union Trust Company
- Osterman v. Baldwin
- Packet Company v. McCue
- Paige v. Banks
- Parmelee v. Simpson
- The Patapsco (80 U.S. 329)
- Payne v. Hook
- Pearson v. Duane
- Peete v. Morgan
- Peralta v. United States
- Pickersgill v. Lahens
- The Potomac
- The Quickstep
- Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company v. Reid
- Randall v. Howard
- Reiche v. Smythe
- Reybold v. United States
- Rice v. Houston
- Ritchie v. Franklin County
- Robinson v. Elliott
- Robinson v. United States (80 U.S. 363)
- Rogers v. Marshal
- Rogers v. Ritter
- Roland v. United States
- Ryan v. Bindley
- Ryan v. Carter
- Savery v. Sypher
- Secombe v. Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
- Secrist v. Green
- Serrano v. United States
- Simpson Company v. Dall
- Slawson v. United States
- Smith v. Sheeley
- Smith v. Stevens
- The Spray
- Stansbury v. United States
- The Steamer Syracuse
- Stowe v. United States
- Tacey v. Irwin
- Tameling v. United States Freehold and Emigration Company
- Thomson v. Lee County
- The Thompson
- Thompson v. Bowie
- Thompson v. Railroad Companies
- Tiffany v. Boatman's Institution
- Tiffany v. Lucas
- Township of Elmwood v. Marcy
- United States v. Anderson (76 U.S. 56)
- United States v. Child Company
- United States v. Forty-Three Gallons of Whiskey
- United States v. Grossmayer
- United States v. Jonas
- United States v. Justice
- United States v. Lane
- United States v. O'Keefe
- United States v. Vigil (80 U.S. 449)
- United States v. Wilder
- United States v. Wright (78 U.S. 648)
- Vose v. Bronson
- Walbrun v. Babbitt
- Walker v. Henshaw
- Walker v. Walker's Executor
- Ward v. United States (77 U.S. 593)
- The Washington University v. Rouse
- Watson v. Sutherland
- Wheeler v. Sage
- White v. Luning
- Wills v. Claflin
- Wilmington Railroad v. Reid
- Witherspoon v. Duncan
- Woods v. Freeman
- Yeager v. Farwell
- Yonley v. Lavender
- Young v. Godbe
Dissents edit
Works about Davis edit
- Letter from P. B. Blumb to Carl Schurz, 1884-05-25
- “Davis, David” in Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography, 1900
- “Davis, David” in The New Student's Reference Work, 1914
- Proclamation 5367, by Ronald Reagan, 1985-09-16 (quotes Davis)
- Dissent by Stephen Breyer, 2000 (references an anecdote about Davis)
Some or all works by this author were published before January 1, 1929, and are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.
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