Meanings of eminent jurists in English

All the other justices were eminent jurists and men of learning.

At the Bar, he met those eminent jurists, Grymes, Lilly, Brown, and Mazereau, and successfully.

The most eminent jurists who adorned this period were the Scaevolae, a family in whom the profession seems to have been hereditary.

These were involved in great obscurity; and, although Gasca had the assistance of several eminent jurists in the investigation, it occupied him nearly two years.

In the argument of great questions before the Supreme Court of the State between these eminent jurists, was to be seen the combat of giants.

The greater part of the Corpus Juris was compiled at Constantinople, 529-533 A.D., by certain eminent jurists under the Roman Emperor, Justinian.

Eminent jurists held that the District had no right to convict a person under its laws and commit that person to confinement in another state.