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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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Defining Characteristic
Natural law is a philosophical and legal theory that posits the existence of inherent laws derived from nature and universal moral principles that are discoverable through reason. 1
Role

Academic and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Academic, currently

Role
1 entry

Academic, diplomat and statesman

Role
1 entry

American jurist

Role
1 entry

American legal scholar

Role
1 entry

And British international human rights lawyer

Role
1 entry

And Soviet jurist

Role
1 entry

Barrister and academic, specialising in international law

Role
1 entry

Barrister and leading authority in international law

Role
1 entry

-born British jurist

Role
1 entry

-born British legal scholar

Role
1 entry

Catholic philosopher and theologian

Role
1 entry

Diplomat and jurist

Role
1 entry

Diplomat and professor of international law

Role
1 entry

Diplomat in the early 20th century

Role
1 entry

Diplomat, lawyer, legal scholar, politician, and writer

Role
1 entry

Franciscan theologian and jurist

Role
1 entry

Genevan legal and political theorist

Role
1 entry

International law scholar and human rights practitioner

Role
1 entry

International lawyer and an expert in State Immunity

Role
1 entry

International lawyer and former diplomat

Role
1 entry

International lawyer, writer, and activist

Role
1 entry

Jewish lawyer

Role
1 entry

Judge and a Member of Parliament from 1621 to 1624

Role
1 entry

Judge and politician

Role
1 entry

Judge of the High Court of Admiralty (appointed 1641)

Role
1 entry

Jurist

Role
8 entries

Jurist and academic

Role
1 entry

Jurist and Barrister

Role
1 entry

Jurist and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Jurist and judge

Role
1 entry

Jurist and lawyer

Role
1 entry

Jurist and legal philosopher

Role
1 entry

Jurist and natural law theorist

Role
1 entry

Jurist and political philosopher

Role
1 entry

Jurist and politician

Role
1 entry

Jurist from Eisenberg, Thuringia

Role
1 entry

Jurist, political philosopher, economist and historian

Role
1 entry

Lawyer

Role
2 entries

Lawyer and international law scholar

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and jurist

Role
2 entries

Lawyer and legal scholar

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and political scientist, and author

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and scholar of international law

Role
1 entry

Lawyer and scholar, best remembered as a pioneer of air law

Role
1 entry

Lawyer, Republican politician, and statesman

Role
1 entry

Legal Scholar

Role
4 entries

Legal scholar and academic

Role
1 entry

Legal scholar specialized in international law and U.S

Role
1 entry

Legal scholar, diplomat

Role
1 entry

Military judge in the Habsburg Netherlands

Role
1 entry

Philosopher

Role
1 entry

Philosopher, diplomat and jurist

Role
1 entry

Philosopher, theologian and jurist

Role
1 entry

Politician and diplomat

Role
1 entry

Professor of international law

Role
1 entry

Professor of International Law and an Israeli diplomat

Role
1 entry

Professor of law

Role
1 entry

Scholar and professor emeritus at Tel Aviv University

Role
1 entry

Scholar of international law

Role
2 entries

Soldier and jurist

Role
1 entry

Soviet jurist and criminologist

Role
1 entry

-Swiss jurist with a focus on public international law

Role
1 entry

Theologian and jurist

Role
1 entry

United Nations diplomat and international legal scholar

Role
1 entry
Sources
1. Natural law (Wikipedia)
WikipediaNatural law, lead section
Quote, Natural law, lead section
Natural law is a philosophical and legal theory that posits the existence of inherent laws derived from nature and universal moral principles that are discoverable through reason.
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