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juridical
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Pertaining to the administration of justice or to the office of a judge.

A juridical act is one that conforms to the laws and the rules of court. A juridical day is one on which the courts are in session.

juridical adjective according to law, adjudged, advisory, authoritative, authorized, concerning the law, conformable with the law, discerning, discretionary, discriminating, discriminative, enlightened, equitable, fair, forensic, impartial, in accordance with the law, in conformmty to the law, judgmatic, judicative, judicatorial, judicatory, judicial, judiciary, judicious, jural, jurisprudential, juristic, just, justifiable, justified, legal, legalistic, legalized, magisterial, perceptive, perspicacious, politic, prescribed, principled, proper, provident, prudent, prudential, rational, reflecting, right, rightful, sagacious, sage, sanctioned, sapient, sound, unbiased, understanding, unprejudiced, warranted, well-advised, within the law
See also: civic, forensic, judicial, jural

JURIDICAL. Signifies used in courts of law; done in conformity to the laws of the country, and the practice which is there observed.
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233) However, the court saw no reason why Article III prevents Congress from authorizing a suit in the name of an animal, any more than it prevents suits brought in the name of artificial persons such as corporations, partnerships or trusts, and even ships, or of juridically incompetent persons such as infants, juveniles, and mental incompetents.
"If an (endangered) tree falls in the forest, and no one is around ... by Carter, Preston / Notre Dame Law Review
Or how incest, a juridically and socially silent crime, was revealed by a nineteenth century which contributed, paradoxically to construct it and to confine it to the rural world and the monstrosity?
Monsters in the village? Incest in nineteenth century France by Giuliani, Fabienne / Journal of Social History
Advocating the necessity of elucidating the "truth" of the nation's violently divisive past, the Commission brought victims and perpetrators together, often face to face, to publicly share testimonials in an effort to offer national catharsis, thus uniting those South Africans that had been politically and juridically divided along racial lines under the apartheid government.
National Reconciliation and its performative limitations: John ... by Maron, Jeremy / CineAction
 
 
 
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