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Sir Sebag Shaw PC (26 December 1906– 27 December 1982) was a British barrister and judge. Sebag Sochaczewski (later Shaw) was born in East London to Chaim Sochaczewski (later naturalised as 'Henry Shaw'; of Polish origin), owner of a photographic studio, and Marie (née Baumgart), and educated at Central Foundation Boys' School and University College London (LL.B). In his youth he had suffered a severe attack of polio, which left him with a pronounced limp, nevertheless becoming a skilled swimmer, rower and horseman. He was called 'Sib' by family and friends. In 1928, he married Sally, daughter of Oscar Baumgart. He was called to the Bar from Gray's Inn in 1931, appointed Q.C. in 1967, and Bencher of Gray's Inn that same year, being later Leader of the South Eastern Circuit. Shaw served fro

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rdfs:comment	Sir Sebag Sochaczewski, més conegut com a Sebag Shaw, PC (Londres, 26 de desembre de 1906-27 de desembre de 1982) va ser un advocat i jutge anglès. Va ser fill de Chaim Sochaczewski (més tard naturalitzat com a Henry Shaw; d'origen polonès), propietari d'un estudi fotogràfic, i Marie (de nom de naixement Marie Baumgart). Va estudiar a la i a la University College de Londres. Durant la seva joventut va patir un greu atac de poliomielitis, que el va deixar amb una forta coixesa, tot i que es va convertir en un hàbil nedador, remer i genet. Familiars i amics l'anomenaven «Sib». El 1928 es va casar amb Sally, filla d'Oscar Baumgart. L'any 1931 va ser admès a la societat de jutges i fiscals , el 1967 nomenat (QC) i membre vitalici de la Gray's Inn, i posteriorment líder del circuit del sud-es (ca) Sir Sebag Shaw PC (26 December 1906– 27 December 1982) was a British barrister and judge. Sebag Sochaczewski (later Shaw) was born in East London to Chaim Sochaczewski (later naturalised as 'Henry Shaw'; of Polish origin), owner of a photographic studio, and Marie (née Baumgart), and educated at Central Foundation Boys' School and University College London (LL.B). In his youth he had suffered a severe attack of polio, which left him with a pronounced limp, nevertheless becoming a skilled swimmer, rower and horseman. He was called 'Sib' by family and friends. In 1928, he married Sally, daughter of Oscar Baumgart. He was called to the Bar from Gray's Inn in 1931, appointed Q.C. in 1967, and Bencher of Gray's Inn that same year, being later Leader of the South Eastern Circuit. Shaw served fro (en)
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has abstract	Sir Sebag Sochaczewski, més conegut com a Sebag Shaw, PC (Londres, 26 de desembre de 1906-27 de desembre de 1982) va ser un advocat i jutge anglès. Va ser fill de Chaim Sochaczewski (més tard naturalitzat com a Henry Shaw; d'origen polonès), propietari d'un estudi fotogràfic, i Marie (de nom de naixement Marie Baumgart). Va estudiar a la i a la University College de Londres. Durant la seva joventut va patir un greu atac de poliomielitis, que el va deixar amb una forta coixesa, tot i que es va convertir en un hàbil nedador, remer i genet. Familiars i amics l'anomenaven «Sib». El 1928 es va casar amb Sally, filla d'Oscar Baumgart. L'any 1931 va ser admès a la societat de jutges i fiscals , el 1967 nomenat (QC) i membre vitalici de la Gray's Inn, i posteriorment líder del circuit del sud-est. Entre 1958 i 1968 va exercir com a registrador honorari d'Ipswich. Shaw va succeir a Sir , QC, diputat (1947-1958), i va ser succeït per , QC. Designat cavaller l'any 1968, va ser nomenat jutge del Tribunal Suprem i ascendit a Lord de Justícia d'Apel·lació l'any 1975; càrrec que va exercir fins a la seva mort. El 1973 va presidir la conferència anual de membres de justícia. També va ser membre del Consell de l'Advocacia entre 1964 i 1968, i de la Junta de Condemnes de 1971-1974, de la que va exercir la vicepresidència entre 1973 i 1974. Un dels casos més notables que va exercir va ser l'any 1955, com a conseller junior de l'advocat en el procés contra Ruth Ellis, la darrera dona que va ser executada a la forca al Regne Unit. Altrament, l'any 1975, com a jutge del Tribunal Suprem, va instruir el judici contra membres de l'IRA Provisional que havien comès l', entre alguns d'ells, , Gerry Kelly, Dolours Price, Marian Price i . (ca) Sir Sebag Shaw PC (26 December 1906– 27 December 1982) was a British barrister and judge. Sebag Sochaczewski (later Shaw) was born in East London to Chaim Sochaczewski (later naturalised as 'Henry Shaw'; of Polish origin), owner of a photographic studio, and Marie (née Baumgart), and educated at Central Foundation Boys' School and University College London (LL.B). In his youth he had suffered a severe attack of polio, which left him with a pronounced limp, nevertheless becoming a skilled swimmer, rower and horseman. He was called 'Sib' by family and friends. In 1928, he married Sally, daughter of Oscar Baumgart. He was called to the Bar from Gray's Inn in 1931, appointed Q.C. in 1967, and Bencher of Gray's Inn that same year, being later Leader of the South Eastern Circuit. Shaw served from 1958 to 1968 as Honorary Recorder of Ipswich, succeeding Sir Stephen Gerald Howard, QC, MP (1947–1958). Shaw was succeeded by the Hon. , QC. (en)
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