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An expert in ecclesiastical law is called a canon lawyer. Canon law governs the internal regulations and practices of the Catholic Church and other Christian denominations. These experts interpret, apply, and advise on matters related to church law, including issues of governance, sacraments, and clerical conduct. Canon lawyers often work in church tribunals or provide guidance on legal matters within church institutions.
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What has the author James Thomas Law written?
James Thomas Law has written: 'Forms of ecclesiastical law; or, The mode of conducting suits in the Consistory courts' -- subject(s): Ecclesiastical courts, Ecclesiastical law, Forms (Law)
Where did Avogadro graduated?
He graduated in ecclesiastical law in Turin.
What has the author Camilo Torrente written?
Camilo Torrente has written: 'Las procesiones sagradas' -- subject(s): Precedence, Ecclesiastical (Canon law), Processions, Ecclesiastical (Canon law)
What is an Ecclesiastical Interrogator called?
Inquisitor
What is the list of ecclesiastical districts called?
NOTITIA
What has the author W C Curteis written?
W. C. Curteis has written: 'Reports of cases argued and determined in the ecclesiastical courts at Doctors' Commons' -- subject(s): Law reports, digests, Ecclesiastical law
Who created the system of canon law?
Canon law is made by Church leadership, also known as ecclesiastical authority.
What has the author Sergio Lariccia written?
Sergio Lariccia has written: 'Diritto ecclesiastico italiano e comparato' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Ecclesiastical law 'Diritto ecclesiastico italiano' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Ecclesiastical law
What has the author Albert D Cipollini written?
Albert D. Cipollini has written: 'De censuris latae sententiae iuxta Codicem iuris canonici' -- subject(s): Censures, Ecclesiastical, Criminal law (Canon law), Ecclesiastical Censures, Punishment (Canon law)
What has the author R S Guernsey written?
R. S. Guernsey has written: 'Tariff reform and taxation' 'Ecclesiastical law in Hamlet:--the burial of Ophelia' -- subject(s): Ophelia (Fictitious character), Knowledge, Ecclesiastical law, Hamlet (Legendary character), Law, Tragedy
What is an ecclesiastical trumpet called?
Ecclesiastical trumpet is a description of a trumpet music played in church. It's not a type of trumpet 'per sae'.
What has the author William Lyndwood written?
William Lyndwood has written: 'Explicit opus ... super constituciones p[ro]uinciales' -- subject(s): Canon law, Catholic Church, Catholic Church. Province of Canterbury (England), Early works to 1800, Ecclesiastical law 'Provinciale' -- subject(s): Ecclesiastical law, Canon law 'Provinciale seu co[n]stitutiones Anglie' 'Provinciale, seu Constitvtiones Angliae, continens constitutiones provinciales quatuordecim Archiepiscoporum Cantuariensium' -- subject(s): Ecclesiastical law 'Constitutiones prouinciales ecclesie Anglica[n]e' -- subject(s): Canon law, Catholic Church, Catholic Church. Province of Canterbury (England), Early works to 1800, Ecclesiastical law
