Coke of Norfolk refers to a historical figure, Sir Edward Coke, who was a prominent English lawyer and politician in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. He is best known for his contributions to the development of common law and his role in the establishment of legal principles that protect individual rights. His work laid the foundation for modern legal systems in England and influenced legal thought worldwide. The term "Coke of Norfolk" specifically highlights his connection to Norfolk, a county in England where he owned significant land. This title reflects both his heritage and his impact on the legal landscape, making him a notable figure in English history.