juridically
In legal terms
Juridically means in a manner relating to the law, legal proceedings, or the administration of justice.
It describes actions, decisions, or interpretations made according to legal principles or within the framework of a court system.
The contract was juridically binding in all fifty states.
The case was juridically complex, involving multiple jurisdictions.
The word appears most often in formal legal writing and academic discussions of law.
Judicial proceedings chamber
- litigationLegal dispute process
- tribunalJudicial decision-making body
- arbitrationNon-court binding dispute resolution
- injunctionCourt-ordered behavioral requirement
subpoena · testimony · deposition · cross-examination · summons · appellate · verdict · acquittal
Inherent physical or structural makeup
- precedentPrior authoritative example
- doctrineEstablished body of teachings
- statuteEnacted written rule
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
amendment · provision · clause · enactment · regulation · ordinance · decree · charter
Law-interpreting government branch
- barristerUK courtroom advocate
- solicitorDocument-drafting legal professional
- advocatePublic cause supporter
- plaintiffCivil case initiator
defendant · judge · magistrate · counsel · attorney · prosecutor · legal practitioner · bench
courtroom
Judicial proceedings chamber
- litigationLegal dispute process
- tribunalJudicial decision-making body
- arbitrationNon-court binding dispute resolution
injunction · subpoena · testimony · deposition · cross-examination · summons · appellate · verdict · acquittal · prosecution
constitution
Inherent physical or structural makeup
- precedentPrior authoritative example
- doctrineEstablished body of teachings
- statuteEnacted written rule
legislation · amendment · provision · clause · enactment · regulation · ordinance · decree · charter · canon
judiciary
Law-interpreting government branch
- barristerUK courtroom advocate
- solicitorDocument-drafting legal professional
- advocatePublic cause supporter
plaintiff · defendant · judge · magistrate · counsel · attorney · prosecutor · legal practitioner · bench · bar
juridicallymorally
Regarding ethical principles
ethically · practically · pragmatically · spiritually · religiously
juridicallyextrajudicially
Outside formal legal channels
informally · extralegally · de facto · unofficially · customarily