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What Dred Scott's lawyers argue, in his defense, in the Dred Scott Case?Scott's owner freed him so that means he should be a freeScott was free because he lived for a while in free-territoriesScott should be free because slavery was unconstitutionalScott was property and therefore he should be brought back to his owner
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