n.法学，法律学

Jurisprudence is the study of law and the principles that govern it.
法学是研究法律及其支配原则的学科。
The development of jurisprudence is essential for a fair and just society.
法学的发展对于公平正义的社会至关重要。
Natural law theory is a branch of jurisprudence that asserts rights are inherent in humanity.
自然法理论是法学的一个分支，主张权利是人性固有的。
The judge's decision was grounded in a deep understanding of constitutional jurisprudence.
法官的裁决基于对宪法法学的深厚理解。
Civil law jurisdictions differ from common law systems in their approach to jurisprudence.
民法法域与普通法系统在法学处理方式上有所不同。
Legal positivism, a key concept in jurisprudence, holds that law is created by societal institutions.
法律实证主义是法学中的关键概念，认为法律由社会机构制定。
The principle of stare decisis, a cornerstone of Anglo-American jurisprudence, binds courts to follow precedent.
"遵循先例"的原则是英美法学的基石，要求法院遵守先例。
Critical legal studies challenge traditional jurisprudence by examining the role of power and ideology in law.
批判性法学通过审视权力和意识形态在法律中的作用来挑战传统法学。
The judge's interpretation of the contract drew on principles of contractual jurisprudence.
法官对合同的解释借鉴了契约法学的原则。
Comparative jurisprudence allows scholars to analyze legal systems from different cultural and historical perspectives.
比较法学使学者能够从不同的文化和历史角度分析法律体系。