James Fitzjames Stephen

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James Fitzjames Stephen was a 19th-century English judge, legal historian, and writer known for his influential works on criminal law and evidence.

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James Fitzjames Stephen canonical 4
Sir James Fitzjames Stephen 2

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instanceOf judge
legal historian
person
writer
birthDate 1829-03-03
birthPlace Kensington, London, England
child James Kenneth Stephen
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfKnighthood 1879
deathDate 1894-03-11
deathPlace Ipswich, Suffolk, England
educatedAt Eton College
Trinity College, Cambridge
era Victorian era
familyName Stephen
father James Stephen
fieldOfWork criminal law
law of evidence
legal history
fullName Sir James Fitzjames Stephen
givenName James
honorificTitle Sir
knownFor contributions to the law of evidence
influencing codification of criminal law in India
systematizing English criminal law
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalPhilosophy critic of John Stuart Mill's liberalism
memberOf Privy Council of the United Kingdom
linked to: Privy Council
mother Jane Catherine Venn
movement Victorian legal reform
nationality English
notableWork A General View of the Criminal Law of England
Digest of the Law of Evidence
History of the Criminal Law of England
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
occupation barrister
essayist
judge
legal historian
legal writer
positionHeld Judge of the High Court of Justice
Justice of the Queen's Bench Division
Legal Member of the Viceroy's Council in India
religion Anglicanism
sibling Leslie Stephen
spouse Mary Richenda Cunningham
workedIn British India
England

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Leslie Stephen sibling James Fitzjames Stephen
Eyre controversy in Britain involvesPerson James Fitzjames Stephen
James Fitzjames Stephen fullName Sir James Fitzjames Stephen
linked to: James Fitzjames Stephen
Indian Evidence Act, 1872 drafter Sir James Fitzjames Stephen
subject linked to: Indian Evidence Act 1872
linked to: James Fitzjames Stephen
Stephen family hasNotableMember James Fitzjames Stephen
Stephen family hasAncestor James Fitzjames Stephen