Juridical (adjective)

1. Relating to law or legal matters.
2. Concerned with the administration of justice.
3. Having the authority or standing of a judge or court.

Origin:

The word juridical comes from the latin word "juridicus", which means having to do with law or legal matters.

Examples:

1. The juridical process was long and complex.
2. He has a juridical background.
3. She has a juridical degree.
4. The juridical system is complex and difficult to navigate.
5. He has a juridical understanding of the law.