judicial principle(n = noun.cognition) judicial doctrine, legal principle - (law) a principle underlying the formulation of jurisprudence;
is a kind of principle
has particulars: jus sanguinis, jus soli, pre-emption, preemption, relation, relation back

accounting principle, archimedes' principle, basic principle, bitter principle, exclusion principle, first principle, fundamental principle, gestalt principle of organization, guiding principle, huygens' principle of superposition, in principle, indeterminacy principle, judicial, judicial activism, judicial admission, judicial branch, judicial decision, judicial doctrine, judicial proceeding, judicial process, judicial review, judicial sale, judicial separation, judicial system, judicial torture, judicial writ, le chatelier principle, le chatelier's principle, le chatelier-braun principle, legal principle, life principle, localisation principle, localization principle, mass-action principle, moral principle, pauli exclusion principle, pleasure principle, pleasure-pain principle, pleasure-unpleasure principle, principle, principle of equivalence, principle of liquid displacement, principle of parsimony, principle of relativity, principle of superposition, reality principle, superposition principle, uncertainty principle, vital principle, working principle