Meanings of distinguished jurist in English

Court of North Carolina, Southern Democrat, Confederate Veteran and distinguished jurist:

His teacher was L. Volusianus Maecianus, a distinguished jurist.

Joel Jones, a distinguished jurist of Philadelphia, and subsequently for several years President of Girard College.

Candidates for the bar studied four years under a distinguished jurist, and were required to pass a rigorous examination.

There was in the distinguished jurist's mind a question which he must ask Brown before the rope should strangle him forever.

Protesters have flooded the Capitol and staged walkouts while Kavanaugh's supporters defend him as a lifelong champion of women and a distinguished jurist.

His brother Francesco (1418-1483) was also a distinguished jurist, and was the author of Conrilia seu responsa (Pisa, 1481); Commentaria super lib.

Precedence in rank is given to military men over merchant princes, over learned professors, over distinguished jurists.

We must come to see, with one of our distinguished jurists, that 'justice too long delayed is justice denied'.

Distinguished jurists of our country have declared "remarkable," the legal knowledge and skill in this series of books.