"juridical text" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to written material such as legislation, contracts, or judicial decisions that are related to the law. For example, "We had to read through a long juridical text to determine the parameters of the contract."
Messick analyzes the shari'a as a local system of texts, distinguishing between theoretical or doctrinal juridical texts (or the "library") and those produced by the shari'a courts and notarial writers (termed the "archive").
In excavating histories of difference often understood in the language of "conquest," or "conversion"—contemporary scholarly attention has focused on the theological and juridical texts on the one hand, and statist or societal reverberations on the other.
With his signature genius and patient yet dazzling readings of an impressive breadth of texts, Derrida examines everything from the Bible to Plato to Camus to Jean Genet, with special attention to Kant and post–World War II juridical texts, to draw the landscape of death penalty discourses.
The word first appears in Latin juridical texts by writers such as Cicero.
Vincent examines the ways in which clandestine Muslim communities during this period translated and adapted juridical Islamic texts.
The framework of the agreement also includes the editing and publication of academic texts and juridical research for judges, lawyers and all persons working towards the realization of human rights in Mexico.
The last leads to a consideration of matters of juridical interest, divided under 18 headings, after which the text returns to religious topics such as charity, rites of reparation, the doctrine of karma, the soul, and hell.
One of the most revered Muslim thinkers of all time, he took up Alfarabi's arguments in support of the utility of logic for theology and law, especially in his last juridical summa, Distillation of the Principles of Jurisprudence, a text which soon became a mainstay of the madrasa.
Gradually, as judges lost familiarity with Sanskrit, the ancient texts began to be replaced with contemporary, cosmopolitan juridical and social concepts.
"The text and history of the ATS provide no basis for distinguishing between natural and juridical persons," the brief says, referring to the distinction between human beings and "persons" created under law.
The text of both documents which, in contrast to the recently-announced German-Italian agreement, have a juridical standing, were published here this afternoon.
