Barron v. Baltimore is a landmark case in that it is the first of its kind to ever be heard and decided, meaning that this case does not use any precedent, but is the case that sets the precedent for future cases. Within the decision, there is no ideological split in the vote and with Baldwin not participating the decision was a true unified conclusion.
There are multiple implications for future cases, one being that cases can be brought to the Supreme Court, but that they are likely to not be heard, due to the Supreme Court previously deciding that they have no jurisdiction. Another implication is that the Supreme Court could hear the case but return to Barron v. Baltimore and make the same decision. Indeed, the Supreme Court did return to
There are multiple implications for future cases, one being that cases can be brought to the Supreme Court, but that they are likely to not be heard, due to the Supreme Court previously deciding that they have no jurisdiction. Another implication is that the Supreme Court could hear the case but return to Barron v. Baltimore and make the same decision. Indeed, the Supreme Court did return to