Cannonpointer » 22 Jan 2018 1:34 am » wrote:indago » 20 Jan 2018 5:23 am » wrote:
Not really! As noted in the opinion of the Court, it is stated on the Greenback notes: "This note is legal tender for all debts public and private". California and Oregon refused to recognize this, declaring that it violated their State Constitutions.
I happen to agree with oregon and cali - but it's still irrelevant.
The issue I raised was whether the court had declared fed notes legal - not greenbacks.
It hasn't.
That's why you hadda cite an irrelevant case - no relevant case exists.
Ah yes, I see! The Fed hadn't been created yet.