Inns of Court
- Refers to the four specific structures in London which are owned by four unique groups of law students and legal professionals
- Signifies the exclusive associations that maintain the authority to grant admission to the English bar
- To practice law in England, one must first be admitted by the Inns of Court.
- The Inns of Court in London are renowned for their historical significance and role in legal practice.
- Many law students desire to be part of the Inns of Court due to their prestige and exclusive nature.
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