Who succeeded Murray as the Chief Justice?
Lloyd Kenyon
Edward Law
Sir Dudley Ryder
Thomas Denman
Answer
The answer is Thomas Denman. After Murray's departure in 1832, Denman assumed the prestigious position of Lord Chief Justice of England, solidifying his reputation as a distinguished legal mind and champion of justice. This appointment reflected Denman's exceptional abilities and profound contributions to the British legal system.
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