juridiskregulatorisk

Juridiskregulatorisk is a term used in Scandinavian legal and policy discourse to describe the intersection of legal analysis and regulatory design. It refers to how legal rules, administrative procedures, and regulatory instruments interact to shape enforcement, compliance, and policy outcomes. The concept emphasizes that regulatory measures operate within a legal framework and must satisfy constitutional and statutory requirements while achieving policy aims. The term is sometimes written juridisk-regulatorisk.

Applications include regulatory impact assessment, rulemaking, licensing and supervision regimes, and risk-based regulation. Practitioners use juridiskregulatorisk approaches to map applicable laws, identify gaps between law and regulation, assess proportionality and due process, and evaluate the legal defensibility of regulatory programs. In corporate compliance, it informs how firms interpret statutes, implement internal controls, and respond to enforcement priorities.

Key methods include legal analysis, regulatory mapping, stakeholder consultation, cost-benefit analysis, and impact evaluation. The concept also encompasses governance questions such as accountability, transparency, and consistency across sectors and jurisdictions. It is closely related to administrative law, public policy, compliance management, and regulatory theory.

Challenges include regulatory fragmentation, dynamic changes in law, cross-border issues, and balancing flexibility with predictability. Critics warn that an overemphasis on legal-technical compliance may obscure practical effectiveness or innovation. The term is most often used in Nordic contexts and in comparative regulatory studies.