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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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International courts are formed by treaties between nations, or by an international organization. 1
Role

2nd President of the International Criminal Court

Role
1 entry

Academic and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Advocate and Judge

Role
1 entry

And international judge and legal academic

Role
1 entry

Austrian lawyer

Role
1 entry

Barrister and former judge on the Caribbean Court of Justice

Role
1 entry

Barrister and judge

Role
1 entry

Barrister and politician

Role
1 entry

Career judge and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Diplomat

Role
1 entry

Diplomat and international jurist

Role
1 entry

Diplomat and Judge

Role
1 entry

Diplomat and jurist

Role
7 entries

Diplomat and politician

Role
1 entry

Diplomat, a judge and an academic of international law

Role
1 entry

Expert in international law

Role
1 entry

Female volleyball player

Role
1 entry

Football official and criminal judge

Role
1 entry

Former Argentine politician and judge

Role
1 entry

Former judge of the International Criminal Court (ICC)

Role
1 entry

Former lawyer

Role
1 entry

Former president of the Caribbean Court of Justice

Role
1 entry

Historian and jurist

Role
1 entry

Independence activist, diplomat and jurist

Role
1 entry

International law judge and Harvard law professor

Role
1 entry

International law scholar and former diplomat and lawyer

Role
1 entry

International lawyer

Role
1 entry

International lawyer and jurist from Botswana

Role
1 entry

International lawyer, diplomat, and judge

Role
1 entry

Judge

Role
25 entries

Judge (Member and President, International Court of Justice)

Role
1 entry

Judge and academic

Role
1 entry

Judge and barrister

Role
1 entry

Judge and diplomat

Role
2 entries

Judge and Jurist

Role
6 entries

Judge and lawyer

Role
3 entries

Judge and politician

Role
2 entries

Judge at the European Court of Human Rights

Role
1 entry

Judge at the European Court of Human Rights, currently

Role
1 entry

Judge at the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe

Role
1 entry

Judge at the International Court of Justice (ICJ)

Role
1 entry

Judge at the Nuremberg trials

Role
1 entry

Judge during the Nuremberg trials after World War II

Role
1 entry

Judge of the European Court of Human Rights

Role
1 entry

Judge of the International Court of Justice

Role
1 entry

Judge of the International Criminal Court

Role
2 entries

Judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

Role
1 entry

Judge on the International Criminal Court

Role
1 entry

Judge, lawyer and politician

Role
1 entry

Jurist

Role
29 entries

Jurist and a judge at the European Court of Human Rights

Role
1 entry

Jurist and constitutional law specialist

Role
1 entry

Jurist and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Jurist and international judge

Role
2 entries

Jurist and international judge, counsel and arbitrator

Role
1 entry

Jurist and international lawyer

Role
1 entry

Jurist and judge

Role
5 entries

Jurist and judge, currently

Role
1 entry

Jurist and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Jurist and legal scholar

Role
1 entry

Jurist and Magistrate

Role
1 entry

Jurist and politician

Role
1 entry

Jurist currently

Role
1 entry

Jurist from Trinidad and Tobago

Role
1 entry

Jurist specialising in criminal law

Role
1 entry

Jurist, academic, politician

Role
1 entry

Jurist, diplomat and politician

Role
1 entry

Jurist, diplomat and professor of law

Role
1 entry

Jurist, judge

Role
2 entries

Jurist, legal scholar and civil servant

Role
1 entry

Jurist, politician and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Jurist, professor, and magistrate

Role
1 entry

Jurist, specialized in private law

Role
1 entry

Law professor

Role
1 entry

Lawyer

Role
6 entries

Lawyer and administrator

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and authority on international law

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and diplomat

Role
2 entries

Lawyer and judge

Role
6 entries

Lawyer and jurist

Role
4 entries

Lawyer and political activist

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and politician

Role
2 entries

Lawyer, academic and judge

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, educator, politician and international jurist

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, international legal scholar, former U.S

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, jurist, and writer

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, legal scholar and civil servant

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, politician and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, politician, and statesman

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, writer, politician, and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Legal academic

Role
1 entry

Legal academic and judge

Role
1 entry

Magistrate and Jurist

Role
1 entry

Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Rwanda

Role
1 entry

Politician

Role
1 entry

Politician and diplomat

Role
2 entries

Politician and judge

Role
1 entry

Politician and jurist

Role
3 entries

Politician and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Politician from Benin

Role
1 entry

Politician, diplomat, and judge

Role
1 entry

politician, diplomat, jurist, and academic

Role
1 entry

Politician, jurist, and diplomat

Role
1 entry

President of the East African Court of Justice

Role
1 entry

President of the International Criminal Court

Role
2 entries

President of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers

Role
1 entry

Professor and legal expert

Role
1 entry

Prominent Chinese jurist, diplomat and politician

Role
1 entry

Retired Lord Justice of Appeal

Role
1 entry

Sammarinese judge

Role
1 entry

Section president of the European Court of Human Rights

Role
1 entry

Soviet judge

Role
1 entry

Soviet jurist and legal expert

Role
1 entry

Tajikistani-born Soviet and Russian jurist and legal scholar

Role
1 entry
Sources
1. International court (Wikipedia)
WikipediaInternational court, lead section, jurist subcategory definition sentence
Quote, International court, lead section, jurist subcategory definition sentence
International courts are formed by treaties between nations, or by an international organization such as the United Nations, and include ad hoc tribunals and permanent institutions but exclude any courts arising purely under national authority.
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