jurisprudentially

adv

jurisprudentially

adv

Etymology From jurisprudential + -ly.

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In terms of jurisprudence.

Justice Scalia was clearly taking aim at the chief justice, openly mocking his much publicized goal of lowering the court’s temperature through unanimous and jurisprudentially modest decisions.2007 June 28, Linda Greenhouse, “Even in Agreement, Scalia Puts Roberts to Lash”, in New York Times:

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