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See: forensic, juridical, lawful, licit


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The archdiocese is then transferring these parcels, plus 121 owned by the archbishop, to a third nonprofit corporation called the Archdiocese of San Francisco Parish and School Juridic Persons Real Property Support Corp.
Kipnis, for example, recognizes six classes of vulnerability: cognitive (capacity to decide), juridic (subject to authority of others), deferential (willingness to defer decision making to others), medical (serious health-related condition), allocational (lack of goods--for example, health care--being offered by researcher), and infrastructural (researcher's ability to conduct the research safely and effectively) (2001, G6).
Catholic Health East is a multi-institutional Catholic health system, which is co-sponsored by 13 religious congregations and Hope Ministries, a Public Juridic Person within Catholic Health East.
 
 
 
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