Juridical

Relating to administration of Justice or office of a judge. Regular; done in conformity to the laws of the country and the practice which is there observed.

— Juridical days. Days in court on which the laws are administered.

— Juridical evidence. Such as is proper to be adduced before, and considered by, the courts of justice. See Mead v. Husted, 52 Conn. 53, 52 Am. Rep. 554.

Relating to the administration of justice; relating to the ofl Sce of a judga Juridical day: a day on which courts sit for the administration of justice.

Pertaining to the distribution of justice; used or recognized in courts of justice.i Opposed, non-juridical; as, that Sunday is a non-juridical day. JURISCOlfSULT. The juris consu Ui, or jurisconsults, were experts in the law, resorted to by all persons concerned in the administration of justice, both officials and advocates, and even private persons who wanted advice as to their legal rights. Often, especially in earlier times, they were elderly men who, after passing through the series of political distinctions, found an agreeable occupation for their advanced years in giving to their fellow-citizens the benefit of their knowledge and experience." 3. A person who is familiar with international or public law.

Belonging to law; of law.