Paul Dudley

American lawyer and jurist

Paul Dudley - American lawyer and jurist
Born

September 3rd, 1675
349 years ago

Died

January 25th, 1751
274 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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A prominent figure in early American legal history, served as a judge on the Superior Court of Massachusetts. Contributed to the development of legal principles during his tenure. Played a significant role in shaping colonial laws and practiced law in Boston, working to establish legal precedents. Engaged in public service and held various political offices, influencing the legal landscape of the time. Actively participated in civic matters and legal reform.

Served as a judge on the Superior Court of Massachusetts

Contributed to colonial law development

Influenced legal principles in early America

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