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• a  of or relating to the law or jurisprudence
  juridical days
• a  relating to the administration of justice or the function of a judge

• Still, victims' lawsuits frequently cite the Holy See, the Vatican-based juridical headquarters of the 1.
• The liberals also want to play down the hierarchical, juridical concept of the church, under which, says one French archbishop, "the bishop is reputed to be a sort of prefect .
• And they are yet to begin work on another request for "juridical assistance," this time from the new government of Ivory Coast.

• juridic
• judicial

News & Articles

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• Lia Petridis Maiello: International Cyber Security at the UN: Between Doom and Hesitant Optimism
  Clearly, establishing a worldwide regulatory framework for Internet security will require staying power, juridical skill and a strong belief in the need to protect both the integrity of vital Internet resources and the lives of those threatened by cyber insecurity.
  June 12, 2013 - The Huffington Post

Quotes

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• Jean-Louis Tauran in Reuters South Africa
  One can understand his good intentions but it seems to me he did not take into consideration either them (the Muslims), the English juridical system, or the reality of Sharia,said Tauran, president of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for...
• Evo Morales in Axis of Logic
  The declaration states that the nations in ALBA "reject the destabilisation plans that aim to attack the peace and unity of Bolivia . It stated ALBA nations would not recognise any juridical figure that aims to break away from the Bolivian national...
• Dick Marty in Reuters Canada
  Marty said both organizations must respect "minimal norms of procedure and juridical safeguards" before imposing restrictions.