Ah, so it’s just a question of nomenclature. Was just curious because around here a juridical doctorate is a research degree just like a PhD, and most practicer

Ah, so it’s just a question of nomenclature. Was just curious because around here a juridical doctorate is a research degree just like a PhD, and most practicers of law are not doctors. Indeed most medical doctors are not doctors either but rather licentiates (an intermediate degree between a master and a doctor) :D