rule of justice. A jurisprudential principle that determines the sphere of individual liberty in the pursuit of individual welfare, so as to confine that liberty within limits that are consistent with the general welfare of humankind.
legisprudence (lee-jis-proo-d[schwa]nts). The systematic analysis of statutes within the framework of jurisprudential philosophies about the role and nature of law.
conventionalism. A jurisprudential conception of legal practice and tradition holding that law is a matter of respecting and enforcing legal and social rules. “Conventionalism makes two postinterpretive, directive claims. The first is positive: that judges must respect the established legal conventions of their community except in rare circumstances. It insists, in other words, that they
jurisprude (joor-is-prood), n. 1. A person who makes a pretentious display of legal knowledge or who is overzealous about the importance of legal doctrine. 2. JURISPRUDENT.
lex de responsis prudentium (leks dee ri-spon-sis proo-den-shee-[schwa]m). [Latin “law on the replies of the jurisprudents”] See CITATIONS, LAW OF.
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jurist. 1. One who has thorough knowledge of the law; esp., a judge or an eminent legal scholar. — Also termed legist. 2. JURISPRUDENT.
案例法，判例法 英语：case law 法语：jurisprudence, droit jurisprudentiel 德语：Fallrecht, Präzedenzrecht 意大利语：giurisprudenza basata sui precedenti 西班牙语：sistema legal fundado en la jurisprudencia de los tribunales