Common Serjeant of London

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The Common Serjeant of London is a senior judicial officer of the City of London, traditionally serving as the deputy to the Recorder of London and presiding over criminal cases at the Old Bailey.

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Common Serjeant of London canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf judicial office
legal profession position
appliesToJurisdiction City of London
appointedBy City of London Corporation
Court of Common Council of the City of London
confersStatus senior circuit judge
country United Kingdom
domain English criminal law
hasDuty acting as deputy to the Recorder of London
presiding over criminal trials at the Old Bailey
sentencing convicted defendants in serious criminal cases
hasHistoricalFunction legal adviser to the City of London
representing the City of London in legal proceedings
hasRank second most senior permanent judge at the Old Bailey
hasStyle His Honour Judge
hasTitleLanguage English
hasWorkplace Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey
linked to: Old Bailey
inception medieval period
isA senior judicial officer of the City of London
jurisdiction criminal law
legalForm public office
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of London
location London
linked to: London, England
officeHolder various judges of the Central Criminal Court over time
officeHolderHasResidence London
linked to: London, England
partOf courts of the City of London
judiciary of England and Wales
seat Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
subordinateTo Recorder of London
use administration of criminal justice
usedBy City of London Corporation

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Sheriff of the City of London relatedOffice Common Serjeant of London
Henry Fielding Dickens positionHeld Common Serjeant of London