jurisprudences

a system of jurisprudence

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he specializes in jurisprudence and legal theory

jurisprudence involves the study of legal systems and theories

the course covers various aspects of jurisprudence

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jurisprudence examines the philosophical basis of law

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And the fact is, I'm capable of reciting every element of jurisprudence in the State of New York.

" Juris" comes from the word " jurisprudence, " which is a general word describing the law.

According to the jurisprudence, the boy should stay at the prison for a year because of juvenile delinquency.

Bologna, in northern Italy, where was founded the University of Bologna in the 11th Century, a school famous for its faculty on jurisprudence.

However, his most significant contributions  can be found elsewhere. As Emperor of France, Napoleon crafted and codified a legal system that  remains the basis of continental jurisprudence.

Eventually, they lend their testimony to a sprawling legal team that builds what Mr Higham and Ms Horwitz call " the most complex civil action in the history of American jurisprudence" .

One lawyer who can be said to have taken up the challenge was John Eastman, a senior fellow at the institute for 30 years and the founder and director of Claremont's Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence.

When I show you that the application of this doctrine demands in the first place a mastery of the science of manners, you may think my jurisprudence has a flavor of the court and of the training I received as a Lenoncourt.