Marshall navigated through the court system a series of cases to legally challenge the laws that sought to legitimize the denial of constitutionally guaranteed civil rights to African Americans. He was even invited by the United Nations and the United Kingdom to help draft the constitutions of both newly formed Ghana and Tanzania. As a result of the success of many of his Supreme Court challenges to state sponsored discrimination. President John F. Kennedy appointed Mr. Marshall to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. As a Federal Court judge Thurgood Marshall wrote over 150 decisions including support for immigrants rights. limiting government intrusion in cases involving illegal search and seizure. double jeopardy. and right to privacy issues. As U.S. Solicitor General.
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