The word "jurist" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used as a noun to refer to a legal scholar or an expert in law. Example sentence: The court appointed a prominent jurist to lead the investigation.
Deadline reported on Friday afternoon that Portman had signed on to play supreme court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in a biopic about the life of the octogenarian jurist.
Born in 1891, BR Ambedkar became an Indian jurist, economist and politician who was in charge of the drafting of the constitution of the Indian republic.
In addition to answering extensive questions about the work on human rights in North Korea, Kirby answered questions posed by Redditors who followed his career as a high-profile Australian jurist and academic.
According to the English jurist Henry de Bracton, they became "a single person, because they are one flesh and one blood".
Most pundits, however, expect him to nominate a professional jurist.
This is what makes the present election so significant.The basis of Iran's theocratic system is velayat-e faqih, or the rule of the religious jurist.
But the philosophical base on which Iran's theocratic edifice is built is Khomeini's velayat-e faqih, the rule of the Islamic jurist, a concept the ayatollah developed in exile in Iraq in the 1970s.
Traditional societies of all kinds have been uncomfortable with corporations which, according to Edward Thurlow, an 18th-century British jurist, have "neither bodies to be punished, nor souls to be condemned".
One figure he admires is Emad Effat, an Egyptian Muslim jurist who was critical in equal measure of ex-President Hosni Mubarak, of the military council which took over, and of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The first round of polling is scheduled for September 8th.The favourite to win is Alexander Uss, a jurist who is the speaker of the regional assembly, having been one of Lebed's sharpest critics.
Indeed, a respected Islamic jurist recently denounced most sukuk as godless.
