jurisprudence in Japanese
jurisprudence in Japanese is 法学 — jurisprudence means the theoretical study of law and the principles underlying legal systems.
jurisprudence in Japanese
法学
Pronounced: hōgaku
(legal) The theoretical study of law.
What does "jurisprudence" mean?
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noun The theoretical study of law and the principles underlying legal systems.
"She wrote her thesis on the jurisprudence of human rights law."
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noun A body of judicial decisions on a particular subject; case law.
"Modern contract jurisprudence has evolved significantly over the past century."
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jurisprudence in a sentence
- She wrote her thesis on the jurisprudence of human rights law.
- Modern contract jurisprudence has evolved significantly over the past century.
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What is "jurisprudence" in Japanese?
"jurisprudence" in Japanese is 法学. jurisprudence means: The theoretical study of law and the principles underlying legal systems.
How do you pronounce 法学?
"jurisprudence" in Japanese is 法学, pronounced "hōgaku".
How do you use "jurisprudence" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrote her thesis on the jurisprudence of human rights law." In Japanese, "jurisprudence" is 法学.
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