A "De Jure Government" refers to a government that is legally recognized and operates according to established laws and regulations. This type of government has the authority to make decisions and enforce laws based on a legitimate legal framework. It contrasts with a "De Facto Government," which may hold power without legal recognition. De Jure Governments are often established through formal processes, such as elections or constitutional provisions. They are accountable to the law and the citizens they govern. Examples include national governments that operate under a constitution, like the United States or India, where the rule of law is upheld.