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Lord Denning
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Lord Denning, "the greatest and most colourful judge this century has known," was a graduate and Hon. Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford University and the Inns of Court. He received honorary doctorates from many universities, including his alma mater, Oxford, Ottawa, Dalhousie, and Columbia Universities. Lord Denning is an Honorary Fellow of the British Academy. His many books include The Changing Law (1953), The Road to Justice (1955), The Discipline of Law (1979), The Due Process of Law (1980), What’s Next in the Law (1982), and Landmarks in the Law (1984). Lord Denning was President of the Lawyers’ Christian Fellowship (U.K.) from 1950 - 1987, and was the Patron until his death in 1999.

The Influence of Religion on Law by Lord Denning.