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单词 jurisprudential
释义
jurisprudential
adjective
lawspecialized
uk
/ˌdʒʊə.rɪs.pruːˈden.ʃəl/us
/ˌdʒʊr.ɪs.pruːˈden.ʃəl/
connectedwith thestudyoflawand theprincipleson whichlawisbased:
法学的，法理学的
Canada has a jurisprudentialtraditionofprotectinghumanrights.保护人权是加拿大的法学传统。
It isnecessarytoreviewthe jurisprudentialdebateamonglegalscholars.有必要重审法学家就法理问题所做的辩论。
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  • Jurisprudentialtheoryis usuallydividedinto twomajormodesofanalysis.
  • There are manyreferencesto his jurisprudentialdecisionsinmedievalliterature.
  • He has areputationas anexcellentjurisprudentialmind.
(Definition ofjurisprudentialfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofjurisprudential

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Jurisprudentialcounterparts are found in legal realism, neo-legal positivism, critical legal studies, and the economic theory of law (rational choice theory).
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My preliminary remarks on "so-called incorporation" explain why the problem of the boundaries of law is an unprofitable focus for ajurisprudentialdiscussion.
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For there are no grounds for attributing to ordinary speakers a notion ofjurisprudentialprogress corresponding to the notion of scientific progress.
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The promulgation question has been treated occasionally in thejurisprudentialliterature, although typically only as a subordinate theorem.
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But this is not to deny the mere possibility that they might come to rely onjurisprudentialexpertise at some later time.
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Indeed, how could the extension of "law" be fixed if not by whatjurisprudentialinquiry reveals law to be?
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The paper will not undertake ajurisprudentialanalysis in the sense of examining either the nature of public law or legal theory.
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The doctrinal paradox, as presented in thejurisprudentialliterature, consists in the fact that the two procedures described yield different outcomes.
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Or are his criticisms trained instead on a caricature of the doctrines that are actually advanced byjurisprudentialpositivists?
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An additional and complex factor appropriate forjurisprudentialconsideration, as many feminist theorists appreciate, is that of the gender of the applicant.
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But it is important, at least from ajurisprudentialvantage point, to know what is being done by such a judge.
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The former question has been a key concern for abstract legal sociological andjurisprudentialdebates.
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The debate between the corrective justice theorists and the economists raises a more purelyjurisprudentialquestion about what legal theories must do to be acceptable.
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The great wars between the majorjurisprudentialschools will most certainly rage on, and this paper is not likely to change the way of things.
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One can imagine two sorts of answers, each corresponding to one of the two majorjurisprudentialschools of thought.
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