Talk:David S. Terry
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This entry says that part of Terry's dispute with Broderick concerned Terry's re-election loss in 1859. While not directly contrary, Lee Epstein's book "Constitutional Law For A Changing America" says that Terry resigned his position on the Supreme Court of CA before dueling with Broderick. Is one of these things wrong or are they both right?
- The Death Valley Days episode "A Gun Is Not a Gentleman" says Terry resigned from the court in anticipation of the duel.4.154.235.126 (talk) 05:32, 5 December 2007 (UTC)
