From a jurisprudential standpoint, what is the widely accepted ruling on the necessity of 'dhabihah' (ritual slaughter) for fish to be considered Halal for consumption?

From a jurisprudential standpoint, which refers to the body of Islamic law derived from its primary sources and interpreted by various schools of thought, the widely accepted ruling is that 'dhabihah' is not necessary for fish to be considered 'Halal' for consumption. Dhabihah is the specific method of ritual slaughter mandated for most land animals and birds in Islam to render them permissible, involving the swift cutting of the trachea, esophagus, and jugular veins while ....