What did the Supreme Court decide in Impeachment Trial of Samuel Chase?
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Persuaded that the prosecution of Chase represented an inappropriate attack on the independence of the judiciary, some Jeffersonian Republicans joined all the Federalist members of the Senate in voting to acquit, and thus Chase prevailed.
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