jurisprudence

• Sustantivo que designa la ciencia o filosofía del derecho, que estudia los principios teóricos que guían los sistemas jurídicos y las decisiones judiciales.

A noun referring to the philosophy or science of law, encompassing the theoretical principles that guide legal systems and judicial decisions.

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1. Legal philosophyC1formal

   The branch of philosophy that examines the nature, purpose, and interpretation of law, including the principles guiding judicial decisions.

   Filosofía del derecho

   • The professor's lecture on jurisprudence explored the foundations of justice.
   • Modern jurisprudence often debates the relationship between law and morality.
   • His thesis in jurisprudence argued for a more flexible interpretation of statutes.

2. Body of lawC1formal

   The entire system of rules and principles established by authority, including statutes, regulations, and case law.

   Cuerpo de derecho

   • American jurisprudence is based on common law traditions.
   • The court's decision added a new layer to the country's jurisprudence.
   • International jurisprudence governs treaties and diplomatic relations.

   Sinónimoscodelawlegal system