David Brewer abstained from a decision on this case due to the death of his daughter.
David Brewer abstained from a decision on this case due to the death of his daughter. This case's majority opinion drew on Roberts v. Boston, and one person involved in this case was represented by Albion Tourgee. William (*) Rehnquist affirmed this case's outcome, whose majority opinion was written by Henry Billings Brown. As a result of this case, the Louisiana Separate Car Act was deemed constitutional, a stance opposed by the lone dissenter, Justice Harlan. For 10 points, name this 1896 Supreme Court case that led to the doctrine of "separate but equal".
David Brewer abstained from a decision on this case due to the death of his daughter.
{Plessy} v. Ferguson