What does jurispathic mean?
Jurispathic means Destroying legal meaning or tradition..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Destroying legal meaning or tradition..
This is the context within which Nomos and Narrative constructs its famous image of jurispathic courts: "Judges are people of violence," Cover writes, and "because of the violence they command, judges characteristically do not create law, but kill it.
Drawing from a rich tradition of strategic forbearance, the Article identifies five key principles underlying this theory: […] and (5) avoiding the jurispathic power of paradigmatic adjudications that can kill competing constitutional visions.
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Jurispathic means Destroying legal meaning or tradition..
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Possible antonyms include jurisgenerative.
This is the context within which Nomos and Narrative constructs its famous image of jurispathic courts: "Judges are people of violence," Cover writes, and "because of the violence they command, judges characteristically do not create law, but kill it.
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