Post-Verdict Briefing after First Trial
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Minute Entry, December 2, 1847 Record of order sustaining motion for new trial and setting aside the verdict -
Minute Entry, December 4, 1847 Record of bill of exceptions filed -
Minute Entry, December 13, 1847 Case continued -
Minute Entry, December 2, 1847 Order for new trial in the case of Harriet Scott -
Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Dred Scott] withdrawn Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Dred Scott] for an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Courtt, signed by Alexander Hamilton, filed December 4, 1847, withdrawn Decmeber 11, 1847 -
Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Harriet Scott] withdrawn Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Harriet Scott] for an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court, signed by Alexander Hamilton, filed December 4, 1847 , withdrawn Decmeber 11, 1847 -
Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Dred Scott] Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Dred Scott] for an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court, signed by Alexander Hamilton, filed March 4, 1848 -
Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Harriet Scott] Order allowing Bill of Exceptions [Harriet Scott] for an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court, signed by Alexander Hamilton, filed March 4, 1848 -
Minute Entry, March 4, 1848 Bill of Exceptions filed -
Motion for New Trial by Dred and Harriet Scott’s New Attorney Motion for New Trial by Dred and Harriet Scott’s New Attorney -
Motion for New Trial by Dred and Harriet Scott’s New Attorney, with Additional Reasons Motion for new trial by Dred and Harriet Scott’s new attorney Samuel M. Bay, filed July 1, 1847, with additional reasons -
Plaintiff’s [Dred Scott] Affidavit in Support of Motion for a New Trial Dred Scott's affidavit in support of a new trial explaining surprise Russell testimony
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