Jurisprudence (5029 bytes)
1: '''Jurisprudence''' (from [[Latin]]: '''juris prudentia''' -- by t...
5: ''Jurisprudence'' already had this meaning in ancient [[Rome]], e...
15: In modern studies '''jurisprudence''' is both the branch of humanist sciences that s...
17: ''Jurisprudence'' refers either of two things. First, in [[commo...
19: ... jurisprudence]] studies what law 'is'; normative jurisprudence studies what law 'ought to be'.

Justification (jurisprudence) (559 bytes)
1: In [[jurisprudence]], '''justification''' is a [[defense (legal)|def...

Virtue jurisprudence (6745 bytes)
1: ...etaic turn|aretaic turn]] in legal theory, virtue jurisprudence focuses on the importance of character and human ...
3: ==The topics encompassed by virtue jurisprudence==
5: Among the topics encompassed by virtue jurisprudence are the following:
15: The most developed aspect of virtue jurisprudence is its distinctive theory of judging. A virtue-c...
19: Many of the criticisms of virtue jurisprudence are parallel to those offered in the context of d...

Analytic jurisprudence (245 bytes)
1: Analytical jurisprudence is to analyse the nature of law. To Prof HLA Har...

Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (1837 bytes)
1: The heritage of [[Islam]], particularly its [[jurisprudence]], has four sources - two founded on historical r...
5: ...r points of interpretation). Accordingly, Islamic jurisprudence has for centuries known no real development and i...

The Province of Jurisprudence Determined (2285 bytes)
1: ...ory'. Austin believed that the science of general jurisprudence consisited in the clarification and arrangement o...
7: ...sitive law was the appropriate focus of study for jurisprudence. He states that:

John Austin (legal philosophy) (735 bytes)
2: ...tudy of law as a science, and became Professor of Jurisprudence in London University 1826-32. Thereafter he serve...
4: ...ce Determined]]'' (1832), and his ''[[Lectures on Jurisprudence]]''.

Roscoe Pound (991 bytes)
1: ... arid legal formalism which prevailed in American jurisprudence at the time. Pound would later turn against the m...

Appellate department (580 bytes)
1: ...rt]]s can develop differing or even conflicting [[jurisprudence]] which can only be resolved should the cases be ...

Mohammad Hashim Kamali (969 bytes)
1: ..., [[Malaysia]]. He has taught [[Islam]]ic law and jurisprudence there since [[1985]].
9: ...ali is also the author of [[Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence]] [[2003]].

Recueil Dalloz (890 bytes)
4: * ''Recueil Dalloz Sirey de doctrine, de jurisprudence et de legislation'' (1965-1996);
8: * ''La Gazette du palais: jurisprudence et legislation'' (1887- ) (bimonthly);

Qiyas (1380 bytes)
1: In [[Islamic jurisprudence]], '''Qiyas''' is the process of analogical reaso...
16: ...Mohammad Hashim Kamali]], ''Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence'' (2003)

Justification (467 bytes)
3: *[[justification (jurisprudence)]]

Jurist (357 bytes)
4: * [[jurisprudence]]

Aretaic turn (3792 bytes)
1: ..., including [[epistemology]], [[politics]], and [[jurisprudence]].
6: ..., including [[epistemology]], [[politics]], and [[jurisprudence]].
12: ...ere is a small but growing literature on [[virtue jurisprudence]].
15: Aretaic approaches to morality, epistemology, and jurisprudence have been the subject of intense debates. One cr...
28: * [[Virtue jurisprudence]]

Constitutionality (2079 bytes)
13: American jurisprudence says the following in regard to '''constitutional...
20: ...ht to disobey unconstitutional laws?''] (American jurisprudence)

Madhhab (2673 bytes)
2: ...h of the [[Sahaba|Ashaab]] had a unique school of jurisprudence, but these schools were gradually consolidated or...
13: ...s of faith, but instead in finer judgements and [[jurisprudence]], which are a result of the independent reasonin...

Involuntary intoxication (521 bytes)
1: In [[jurisprudence]], '''involuntary intoxication''' is a [[defense ...

Islamic jurispudence (1934 bytes)
3: ...or points of interpretation). Accordingly Islamic jurisprudence worldwide has for centuries known no real develop...

Law (academic) (1968 bytes)
1: ...demic study of law, both as a science, that is, [[jurisprudence]], and by students preparing to be [[lawyer|lawye...
11: See also [[jurisprudence]]

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