Charles L Zelden Livres

In one way or another, we are all affected by the actions of the American judicial system. This VSI explains how and why this is -- cracking the vail that surrounds American courts and the law by translating the legal technicalities, structural complexities, and jargon of the law into plain English with a real-world context. Aimed at anyone who is caught up on the legal process or someone just curious about how it all works and why, this VSI is the starting place to understanding the workings and importance of the third branch of American government

The biography highlights Thurgood Marshall's groundbreaking role as the first African American Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court, serving from 1967 to 1991. It emphasizes his significant legal influence, particularly his landmark victory in Brown v. Board of Education, which was pivotal in the fight against segregation. Prior to his Supreme Court appointment by President Lyndon Johnson, Marshall distinguished himself as a prolific lawyer, arguing more cases before the Court than anyone else, showcasing his exceptional legal acumen and success rate.