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oo - NO (77-3192 ) which those in attendance were apparently requested to register their children in white schools, and ultimately culminated in the Plaintiffs' efforts. He said these depositions also indicated that the NAACP thereafter took charge of the court proceedings, supplying attorneys asp well as paying the fees and costs. He said these actions, to his view are, in contravention of the state barratry statute. He said since THURGOOD MARSHALL is one of the attorneys of record in the school case and is connected with the NAACP, he would have been one of those charged in the barratry matter despite the fact he had apparently not attended of the n dvised ce ever did bring to trial and he was not certain of the reason. He stated he has a copy of these depositions in his possession and would, if requested, make them available. He stated he does not know THURGOCGD MARSHALL personally. who stated | never brought the barratry case against THURGOOD MARSHALL and other NAACP representatives, is because it is a Federal Lew, Section unrecalied, under which a man can without question have a criminal case removed from a state court to a Federal Court upon slleging a viclation of his Civil Rights. He eeid few attorneys are aware of this provision and since he was sure that would have been done in this barratry proceeding, which would have received a ee of the statute and he would have had to contend with this type of removal in many other criminal proceedings dealing with both Negro and white people and which would wi