What case did Edward Coke take part in as a barrister?
Jones's Case
Smith's Case
Slade's Case
Turner's Case
Answer
In Slade's Case, Edward Coke, as a barrister, successfully argued against the validity of monopolies granted by the Crown. The case played a crucial role in establishing the principle that the common law takes precedence over royal prerogatives, reinforcing the idea that all individuals, including the monarch, are subject to the law.
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