Lincoln's Inn

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Lincoln's Inn is one of the four historic Inns of Court in London, serving as a professional association and training institution for barristers in England and Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inn of Court
legal institution
professional association
admits barrister members
student members
associatedWithField law
legal education
associatedWithProfession barrister
judge
country United Kingdom
foundedInPeriod medieval period
governingBody Benchers of Lincoln's Inn
governs members of the Bar
grants rights of audience in higher courts
hasBuildingType chambers
legal complex
hasFunction disciplinary jurisdiction over members
legal education
professional regulation
provision of advocacy training
provision of dining requirements for call to the Bar
provision of scholarships
provision of training courses
hasHeritageStatus historic institution
hasLegalStatus chartered body
hasMembershipType barristers
benchers
students
hasMottoLanguage Latin
hasPart barristers' chambers
chapel
gardens
hall
library
hasRole professional association for barristers
training institution for barristers
isMemberOf Inns of Court
surface form: Council of the Inns of Court
jurisdiction England and Wales
language English
legalSystem legal system of England and Wales
locatedIn City of London
England
England and Wales
London, England
surface form: London
near Holborn
Royal Courts of Justice
oneOf four Inns of Court
partOf Inns of Court
serves barristers in England and Wales

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Sir Samuel Eyre educatedAt Lincoln's Inn
this entity surface form: Lincoln’s Inn
Sir Samuel Eyre memberOf Lincoln's Inn
this entity surface form: Lincoln’s Inn
Daniel O’Connell educatedAt Lincoln's Inn
this entity surface form: Lincoln’s Inn, London
Sir Frederick Pollock memberOf Lincoln's Inn