Which legal case forced the university of maryland to admit an african american student to its law school? henderson v. united states guinn v. united states murray v. pearson plessy v. ferguson

The legal case that forced the University of Maryland to admit an African- American student to its law school was Murray v. Pearson. In 1835, Donald Gaines Murray, from Baltimore, was denied admission to the University of Maryland School of Law on account of his race. The State of Maryland provided a scholarship to black students to attend school outside the state since there was no black school of law in Maryland. However, this action was considered unconstitutional in accordance with the Fourteenth Amendment requirements of "separate but equal" education. Finally, the court agreed that the University of Maryland had a moral commitment to admit Murray.

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