Useful english dictionary. 2012.
jurimetrics — the application of science to the law, in the sense of measuring by mathematical and statistical methods the outputs of the legal system or the system itself. It includes among its concerns data retrieval by electronic means, such as LEXIS and… … Law dictionary
Jurimetrics J. — Jurimetrics Journal … Black's law dictionary
jurimetrics — ju·ri·met·rics … English syllables
jurimetrics — /dʒurəˈmɛtrɪks/ (say joohruh metriks) noun the practice of adopting scientific method in the study of legal matters. {Latin jūri , stem of jūs law + metrics} –jurimetrician /dʒurəməˈtrɪʃən/ (say joohruhmuh trishuhn), jurimetricist, noun …
CSI Effect — The CSI Effect (sometimes referred to as the CSI syndrome ) is a reference to the phenomenon of popular television shows such as the CSI franchise raising crime victims and jury members real world expectations of forensic science, especially… … Wikipedia
Юридические журналы — периодические издания, освещающие теоретические и практические вопросы права. В России первые попытки издания Ю. ж. относятся к началу 19 в. (например, «Журнал правоведения», 1812). Только во 2 й половине 19 в. стал издаваться «Журнал… … Большая советская энциклопедия
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