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• a  relating to the science or philosophy of law or a system of laws

• While I respect and often agree with Justice Scalia, I do disagree with this concept, not on any jurisprudential grounds, but on ethical principles of pursuing justice at all costs .
• Such circumstantial evidence finally convinced the cautiously jurisprudential Argentine Foreign Ministry that the two torpedoes which smacked into the plainly marked Argentine .
• Some, however, are not mere combatants on a battlefield, and as such should face jurisprudential adjudication of their alleged offenses and sentenced accordingly.

Quotes

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• Elena Kagan in Reuters (press release)
  I was a 27-year-old pipsqueak, and I was working for an 80-year-old giant in the law and a person who, let us be frank, had very strong jurisprudential and legal views,Kagan said of her writing from that period.
• Javed Ahmed Ghamdi in Saudi Gazette
  The word in its contemporary meaning has entered customary jurisprudential terminology from outside,Al-Ghamdi said.
• John Roberts in The BLT: Blog of Legal Times
  Then Roberts said, "One of the most significant things I do is jurisprudential."