jurisprudence
legal theory

The lawyers would tell her about jurisprudence and the justice system in America.

At the federal level and in almost every state, jurisprudence operates on a common law system.

He was able to find solutions for even the most difficult questions in jurisprudence.

There is Community law and court jurisprudence which must be respected.

One judge called the case "unique in the history of California jurisprudence."

That is the only way to get a meaningful sense of where he may move the nation's jurisprudence.

That is the established jurisprudence on those issues and remains the situation.

Finally, we most certainly support strict and clear rules of jurisprudence.

"Perhaps the young lady should seek a career in jurisprudence."

By then I knew that traditional jurisprudence could not be practiced.

The Romans developed law into a kind of science known as jurisprudence.

In 1948, the Jurisprudence building became sole property of the university.

His special subject at that time seems to have been comparative jurisprudence.

The jurisprudence of the Court appears to be quite clear in relation to this.

He became a doctor of jurisprudence, and then in 1971 passed the second state examination.

He has a basic respect for American jurisprudence and its traditions.

Some evidence of a similar development is apparent in the Canadian jurisprudence.

Corporate groups also created their own laws and systems of jurisprudence.

He has taught Islamic law and jurisprudence there since 1985.

I have been involved in trials, legal studies and certain forms of jurisprudence.

Modern jurisprudence and legal systems are, at least in principle, based on this idea.

Until his death he held a professorship in jurisprudence and international law.

This is a matter of political choices, although we are also speaking about jurisprudence and rules.

During these thirteen years he made significant contributions to the Court's jurisprudence.

He also had many ideas in the fields of jurisprudence and cognitive science.