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Why do we need to admit this lawyer, Mr Friedman?
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Why do we need to admitthis lawyer, Mr Friedman?

Why do we need to admit
this lawyer, Mr Friedman?

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Why do we need to admit this lawyer, Mr Friedman?
Duration
6 seconds
Views
27
Timestamp in Movie
00:18:00
Uploaded
Oct 29, 2025
Genres
biography, crime, drama
Production
Chestnut Ridge,Starlight Culture Entertainment Group,Hudlin Entertainment,Stage 6 Films,Open Road Films

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Movie Summary

The story of Thurgood Marshall, the crusading lawyer who would become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice, as he battles through one of his career-defining cases.
Well, he met him for the first time a few days ago. - Marshall 00:06
Well, he met him for the first time a few days ago.
Well, then what possible reason could there be to admit him? - Marshall 00:06
Well, then what possible reason could there be to admit him?
You're a perfectly capable attorney, - Marshall 00:06
You're a perfectly capable attorney,
Only civil cases, Your Honour. But Mr Marshall is with the NAACP. - Marshall 00:05
Only civil cases, Your Honour. But Mr Marshall is with the N...
And they are concerned that their defendant receive a fair trial. - Marshall 00:05
And they are concerned that their defendant receive a fair t...
However, Your Honour, Mr Marshall is a respected attorney. - Marshall 00:05
However, Your Honour, Mr Marshall is a respected attorney.
The court sees no legal requirement - Marshall 00:06
The court sees no legal requirement
- But, Your Honour... - However, - Marshall 00:11
- But, Your Honour... - However,
Therefore, the court will allow Mr Marshall - Marshall 00:07
Therefore, the court will allow Mr Marshall
His written appearance, Mr Willis. - Marshall 00:05
His written appearance, Mr Willis.
However, he may not speak. - Marshall 00:05
However, he may not speak.
He may not speak, argue, or examine witnesses. - Marshall 00:06
He may not speak, argue, or examine witnesses.
If he violates this ruling, he will be held in contempt of court. - Marshall 00:06
If he violates this ruling, he will be held in contempt of c...
The trial will begin a month from today - Marshall 00:06
The trial will begin a month from today
I've tried cases before judges who were - Marshall 00:11
I've tried cases before judges who were
No, you heard the judge. - Marshall 00:05
No, you heard the judge.
Until we can find somebody better, it's you and me. - Marshall 00:06
Until we can find somebody better, it's you and me.
According to Eleanor Strubing's account, - Marshall 00:09
According to Eleanor Strubing's account,
He stops approximately 60 feet onto the bridge, like so... - Marshall 00:06
He stops approximately 60 feet onto the bridge, like so...
Joseph. Please. - Marshall 00:05
Joseph. Please.