High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Sir Robert Broke SL (died 5 September 1558) was a British justice, politician and legal writer. He was the eldest son of Thomas Broke of Claverley, Shropshire and his wife Margaret. He studied at Strand Inn, and from there was admitted to Middle Temple at some point between 1525 and 1528 and studying pleading with the Prothonotary John Jenour. In 1542 he became a bencher, and read on the 1540 Statute of Limitations; the reading circulated in manuscript and was subsequently printed in 1547. His second reading was in 1551 on the subject of pleas of the crown, using chapter 18 of Magna Carta as the source, and this also circulated via manuscript before being published in 1641, almost one hundred years after his death. His legal career began in 1536 when he was appointed Common Serjeant of London on the recommendation of Henry VIII; how he gained such royal favour is unknown. He was made Recorder of London in 1545 and served as a Member of...

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