"juridical order" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a judicial ruling or directive. For example, "The court issued a juridical order that the property be returned to its rightful owners."
According to their theory, the pope possessed universal dominion, which in the abstract juridical order extended to all kingdoms, although in the practical order he had to leave the temporal rule to the emperor and to the kings.
This strategy prevents migrants from joining 'the juridical order' (p. 259) meaning they are unable to have their case heard by destination country domestic courts.
Most theoretical models of refugee camps draw on the work of Giorgio Agamben and regard them as sites of exception set outside the normal juridical order, designed to strip refugees of their citizenship and reduce them to bare life.
In his essay on it, Agamben conceived the state of exception as a "no-man's-land" in the juridical order of Western society, an empty space where law is suspended.
In political philosophy, 'state of emergency' indicates a situation in which the basic, normal conditions that are presupposed by social and juridical order do not exist.
to develop juridical recommendations in order to avoid midwifery medical liability when providing intrapartum care.
Transformational pacifism has been described by Joseph J. Fahey who also calls it "reconstructionist" pacifism as follows: "transformational pacifists stress the spiritual unity of all people… they seek not only the abolition of war, but also the creation of an international juridical, political, and economic order that will promote the rights of all species" (Fahey 1997, 393).
A negotiated order complements juridical (contractual) control but – especially if it involves micro-commissioning - may simultaneously compromise competition.
Under case-mix commissioning, managerial performance, negotiated order and juridical controls appear the dominant media of power.
Some media of power may reinforce each other whilst others may conflict (elements of juridical control and negotiated order for example).
2. Case-mix commissioning (Germany), in which managerial performance, an 'episode based' negotiated order and juridical controls appear the dominant media of commissioner power.
