Gray's Inn
London barristers' society
Gray's Inn is one of the four Inns of Court in London—the professional associations that have the exclusive right to call barristers to the English bar.
Along with Lincoln's Inn, Inner Temple, and Middle Temple, it functions as both a professional body and a collegiate community for barristers.
She was called to the bar at Gray's Inn.
- JudgeCourt official's title
- HallEnglish family name
- revelsBoisterous merrymaking
- Elizabethan EnglandBritain under the first Elizabeth
- ChambersSurname or publisher name
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- English Lawbarristers, solicitors, solicitor, High Court, Crown Court
- British lawEnglish law, Scottish law, barrister, solicitor, Crown Court
- British legalbarrister, solicitor, QC, KC, defence counsel
- legal professionlawyers, attorneys, solicitors, solicitor, barristers
- Inns of Courtbenchers, call to the bar, chambers, readers, treasurers
- legal trainingbar exam, bar exams, externships, law degree, clerkships
institutional function in justice
Gray's Inncourthouse
Legal proceedings venue
criminal court · Old Bailey · law court · Supreme Court · prison