and unobstructed exercise of their jurisdiction,” he wrote.
Justice Salmon Chase filed a concurring opinion joined by three other justices that agreed with the result but applied different reasoning. Chase reasoned that Milligan should be released based on statutory, not constitutional, grounds. He wrote that the Habeas Corpus Act of 1863 provided that the proper forum for Milligan’s trial was a civil, not military, court. “The act of Congress of March 3d, 1863, comprises all the legislation which seems to require consideration in this connection,” Chase wrote.
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