Sydney Templeman

English lawyer and judge

Sydney Templeman - Leaders & Politicians born 1920
Born

1920
106 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United Kingdom

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Served as a barrister before being appointed as a judge in the High Court of Justice. During a distinguished judicial career, presided over significant cases and contributed to legal proceedings in various capacities. Became a Life Peer in 1993, receiving a barony and taking the title Baron Templeman. Engaged with multiple legal reform initiatives and upheld principles of justice throughout tenure. Ended judicial career after numerous years of service to the legal profession.

Served as a High Court judge

Appointed Life Peer in 1993

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