In 2014 Diamond was awarded the Doctor of Juridical Science degree (S.J.D).
"If I'd received a juridical demand to stop the project, we would never have made it," Lerner recalls.
For example, in her early and massively influential book, Gender Trouble (1990), Butler notes that "Foucault points out that juridical systems of power produce the subjects they subsequently come to represent.
After the fat tax was implemented, the food industry continued their opposition through intensified lobbyism and juridical actions at EU level.
Thus, from a pragmatic point of view, the adoption of a juridical proceeding to confirm what naturally happens among the patient's families may seem redundant.
Over one quarter had received help for their son's behaviour at some point, while none received mental health care within a juridical framework specifically.
This was the juridical revolution of 1789. Louis XVI's decision to convene the Estates-General in May 1789 became a turning point in French history.
These thematic plans are most often non-juridical and lack the level of detail useful for individual building plans.
This was the juridical revolution of 1789.
He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.
