Hugh Kennedy

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Hugh Kennedy was an Irish barrister, judge, and statesman who played a key role in establishing the legal foundations of the Irish Free State and later served on its Supreme Court.

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instanceOf Irish barrister
judge
person
statesman
appointedAs Attorney General of Ireland in 1922
Chief Justice of the Irish Free State in 1924
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
courtServedOn Supreme Court of Ireland NERFINISHED
Supreme Court of the Irish Free State NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1879-07-11
dateOfDeath 1936-12-01
educatedAt Catholic University School NERFINISHED
Royal University of Ireland NERFINISHED
University College Dublin NERFINISHED
familyName Kennedy NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork constitutional law
law
givenName Hugh
knownFor influencing Irish constitutional development
shaping the judiciary of the Irish Free State
languageSpoken English
legalSystemHelpedFound legal system of the Irish Free State
memberOf Inner Bar of Ireland NERFINISHED
Irish Bar NERFINISHED
name Hugh Kennedy NERFINISHED
nationality Irish
notableWork drafting of the Constitution of the Irish Free State
establishment of the courts system of the Irish Free State
occupation Attorney General NERFINISHED
Chief Justice
barrister
judge
politician
placeOfBirth Dublin
Ireland NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Dublin NERFINISHED
Ireland NERFINISHED
playedKeyRoleIn creation of the Supreme Court of the Irish Free State
drafting the Courts of Justice Act 1924
establishing the legal foundations of the Irish Free State
positionHeld Attorney General of Ireland NERFINISHED
Bencher of the King’s Inns
Chief Justice of the Irish Free State
Judge of the Supreme Court of the Irish Free State
religion Roman Catholicism

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