Michael Mansfield
English lawyer and academic advocate
Born
October 12th, 1941
83 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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An English lawyer and academic, contributed significantly to legal and political discourse, particularly around civil liberties and human rights. Specializing in high-profile cases, took on notable clients such as the Birmingham Six and the family of Stephen Lawrence. Engaged in various academic roles, providing insights into law and justice through teaching and writing. Active in the republican movement, advocating for a democratic alternative to the monarchy. Engaged in public speaking and media discussions, addressing issues related to justice and law reform.
Represented the Birmingham Six
Advocated for the family of Stephen Lawrence
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