Inn of Court, Gray's Inn

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Gray'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 education institution
professional association
country England
foundedBy lawyers of the Inns of Court
function calling barristers to the Bar
providing legal education
providing scholarships for law students
regulating professional conduct of members
training barristers
governingBody Benchers
Pension
hasFacility dining facilities
lecture rooms
moot court rooms
residential chambers
hasNotableMember Edmund Plowden
Francis Bacon
Lord Bingham of Cornhill
Lord Birkenhead
William Cecil
hasPart Gray's Inn Chapel
Gray's Inn Gardens
Gray's Inn Hall
linked to: Gray's Inn

Gray's Inn Library
Gray's Inn Square
heritageStatus historic institution
jurisdiction England and Wales
language English
legalProfession barrister
legalSystem common law
locatedIn City of London (historic area)
linked to: City of London

Holborn
London
linked to: London, England
memberOf Council of the Inns of Court
linked to: Inns of Court
offers Bar scholarships
advocacy training
continuing professional development
oneOf four Inns of Court
partOf Inns of Court
professionServed bar of England and Wales
regionServed England and Wales
typeOfMembership barrister members
benchers
student members

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John Finnis memberOf Inn of Court, Gray's Inn
The Prince of Purpoole usedInContext Gray’s Inn revels
linked to: Inn of Court, Gray's Inn
John Finnis memberOf Inn of Court at Gray's Inn
subject linked to: John
linked to: Inn of Court, Gray's Inn