Use 'juridical' in discussions about legal concepts or when referring to the law's application.

Context Matters

'Juridical' refers to legal entities or matters, not individual legal professionals or lay opinions.

Not Personal

'Juridical' is formal and best used in academic writing or professional legal contexts.

'Juridical' implies an authority, like a court, made a formal decision.

Juridical decisions or rulings often have a wide-reaching effect beyond the case.

A 'juridical' pronouncement is official and binding, unlike advice or recommendations.

 In Louisiana, an embryo is defined as a juridical person. What's that? Even the lawyers aren't really sure what a juridical person is.