analytical jurisprudence
A branch of legal positivism that attempts to provide analytical tools by which the law and legal concepts are most accurately and rigorously described. It involves the examination of legal reasoning, legal interpretation, and the efficacy of laws and legal systems.

• private international law
• private law
• private life
• private member’s Bill
• private nuisance
• privatization
• privilege
• privileged communication
• privileged will
• privilege of witness
• privity
• privity of contract
• privity of estate
• Privy Council
• prize court
• probate
• probate action
• Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division
• probate registry
• probation hostel
• probation officer
• pro bono publico
• procedural impropriety
• procedure
• process