Jurisdictions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JURISDICTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• JURISDICTION, the power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law
• the extent of the power to make legal decisions and judgements
• a system of law courts; a judicature
• the territory or sphere of activity over which the legal authority of a court or other institution extends
• the official power to make legal decisions and judgements

Words related to JURISDICTIONS

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How to use JURISDICTIONS in a sentence

• Men, possessed of such princely revenues and jurisdictions, could not long be retained in the rank of subjects.
• There is besides another, which more approaches to European government, viz, into kaidats, or jurisdictions.
• Instead, they struggle politically, economically and legally, in what seems an endless turmoil, in a patchwork of overlapping federal and state jurisdictions.
• The king of Great Britain and the governor of New York have at all times the entire command of all the militia within their several jurisdictions.
• Massachusetts and New Hampshire, in regard to the blending of law, equity, and admiralty jurisdictions, are in a similar predicament.
• The police ordinances of the several cities and other local jurisdictions were in keeping with the state laws which they supplemented and in some degree duplicated.
• These held office for one or two years, and had the power of life and death within their respective jurisdictions.
• The grant of Gascon counties, jurisdictions, cities and castles to the value of 3,000 marks a year provided him with a dignified refuge.
• Within the ceded districts, the conflict of the jurisdictions of king and duke became increasingly accentuated.
• And there was a particular paper which recapitulated all the cases in which it was thought the federal court had usurped on the State jurisdictions.
• The Praetors, after their election, had to draw lots for their several jurisdictions.
• Some jurisdictions, some juries and some courts will make these three or four times as severe as others for the same things.
• It is not, however, in force in many of the American jurisdictions.
• Some jurisdictions have permitted a Past Master to preside in the absence of the Master and both Wardens, provided he was a member of that lodge.
• In some few jurisdictions a local regulation has of late years been enacted, that no Mason shall belong to more than one lodge.
• Such theological jurisdictions still subsist in England, and do good service.
• Such distinct jurisdictions were very frequent in England.
• The trading spirit rose and flourished, and the barbaric hereditary jurisdictions were abolished.
• It is not only between prince and subject that these mock jurisdictions and mimic revenues produce great mischief.
• In the old divisions of the country, various accidents at times, and the ebb and flow of various properties and jurisdictions, settled their bounds.

Similar words containing JURISDICTION without suffix s

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