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This dimension sorts jurists by the specific role they held, a judge, a legal scholar or a practicing lawyer. Wikipedia notes that the term jurist "can refer to a legal scholar, a judge, or a lawyer" depending on jurisdiction. Browsing by role compares jurists who did the same kind of legal work.

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Common law is the body of law primarily developed through judicial decisions rather than statutes. 1
Role

African-American lawyer

Role
1 entry

Attorney General of New York

Role
1 entry

Barrister

Role
1 entry

Barrister and judge

Role
3 entries

Barrister and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Barrister, politician and judge

Role
1 entry

Cleric

Role
1 entry

Cleric and jurist

Role
1 entry

Community leader in Tennessee and Justice of the Peace

Role
1 entry

Conservative politician

Role
1 entry

Criminal defence lawyer

Role
1 entry

Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge

Role
1 entry

Former senior judge

Role
1 entry

Historian of medieval England and jurist

Role
1 entry

Judge

Role
9 entries

Judge and administrator

Role
1 entry

Judge and barrister

Role
2 entries

Judge and Chancellor of the Exchequer

Role
1 entry

Judge and Chief Justice

Role
1 entry

Judge and Chief Justice of the King's Bench

Role
5 entries

Judge and law professor

Role
1 entry

Judge and politician

Role
5 entries

Judge, legal scholar

Role
1 entry

Judge, legal scholar, member of Parliament

Role
1 entry

Jurist

Role
3 entries

Jurist and antiquarian

Role
1 entry

Jurist and legal scholar

Role
1 entry

Jurist and life peer

Role
1 entry

Jurist and politician

Role
1 entry

Jurist based in Massachusetts

Role
1 entry

Jurist, and noted writer on law and its place in history

Role
1 entry

Jurist, barrister, writer and philanthropist

Role
1 entry

Landowner, politician and judge from Nottinghamshire

Role
1 entry

Lawyer

Role
9 entries

Lawyer and academic

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and administrator

Role
2 entries

Lawyer and Barrister

Role
2 entries

Lawyer and judge

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and jurist

Role
4 entries

Lawyer and law reformer

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and legal scholar

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and politician

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and politician (Chief Minister of Gibraltar)

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and social activist

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and statesman

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and Whig politician

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and women's rights activist

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, academic and human rights activist

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, administrator and social critic

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench in 1329

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, judge and Conservative politician

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, judge and Liberal politician

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, judge and politician

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, judge and Whig politician

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, judge and women's rights activist

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, judge, writer, and philosopher

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, politician, educator, and author

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, social reformer and writer

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, writer, and law professor

Role
1 entry

Legal Scholar and Jurist

Role
1 entry

Legal scholar, constitutional theorist

Role
1 entry

Legal scholar, public servant and judge in New Zealand

Role
1 entry

Legal writer

Role
1 entry

Legal writer and serjeant-at-law

Role
1 entry

Liberal politician and judge

Role
1 entry

Liberal politician, lawyer and man of letters

Role
1 entry

Life peer and retired barrister and judge

Role
1 entry

Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench

Role
1 entry

Malawi-born lawyer and human and civil rights activist

Role
1 entry

Medieval Chief Justiciar of England

Role
1 entry

Medieval judge, administrator and bishop

Role
1 entry

Medieval Scottish lawyer

Role
1 entry

New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and magistrate

Role
1 entry

Noted Indian feminist, social worker, educator and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Politician and barrister

Role
1 entry

Politician and judge

Role
1 entry

Politician and judge in the United Kingdom

Role
1 entry

Publisher and political activist

Role
1 entry

Retired jurist from Pakistan

Role
1 entry

Scottish barrister and politician

Role
1 entry

Solicitor and human rights activist

Role
1 entry

Solicitor and politician

Role
1 entry

Suffragist and magistrate (Justice of the Peace)

Role
1 entry

Tanner, barrister and Registrar of Vital Statistics

Role
1 entry

Writer, philosopher and judge

Role
1 entry
Sources
1. Common law (Wikipedia)
WikipediaCommon law, lead section, jurist subcategory definition sentence
Quote, Common law, lead section, jurist subcategory definition sentence
Common law is the body of law primarily developed through judicial decisions rather than statutes.
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