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Lincoln's Inn is one of four Inns of Court in London to which barristers of England and Wales belong and are called to the Bar.

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	'''Lincoln's Inn''' is ~~the best~~ of four [[Inns of Court]] in [[London]] to which [[barrister]]s of [[England]] and [[Wales]] belong and are called to the Bar.		'''Lincoln's Inn''' is one of four [[Inns of Court]] in [[London]] to which [[barrister]]s of [[England]] and [[Wales]] belong and are called to the Bar.

	The others are [[Middle Temple]], [[Inner Temple]] and [[Gray's Inn]].		The others are [[Middle Temple]], [[Inner Temple]] and [[Gray's Inn]].