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Whose Voice Is It? Invented and Concealed Dialogue in Written Records of Verbal Evidence Produced by will discuss in this chapter predate PACE and come from a time when it was customary to record what was said in interviews laboriously in longhand. I was commissioned as an expert in all three cases when they were referred, successfully, to the Court of Appeal in the late 1990s.

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‘If you were Standing in Marks and Spencers’: Narrativisation and Comprehension in the English Summiss, but ultimately to the very defence of trial by jury. Yet, despite their importance, since Charrow and Charrow’s (1979) seminal paper on jury .comprehension, numerous studies from within a variety of disciplines have confirmed that a majority of jurors in the United States are unable to understand most standard jury instructions (Dumas, 2000a).

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‘I Just Need to Ask Somebody Some Questions’: Sensitivities in Domestic Dispute Callsen criminal, civil and private matters. Citizens expect the police to intervene and do whatever a caller regards as morally right. From the police point of view, however, that is not their job. Only certain kinds of complaints are legitimately within their jurisdiction.

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The Clinton Scandal: Some Legal Lessons from Linguisticston’s political enemies were not alone in adopting that sentence as a model for how Clinton in particular and lawyers in general rely on silly, unnatural uses and understandings of language to achieve favourable results.

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Book 2002ge and interaction in the chain of events from a police emergency call through the police interview context and into the courtroom, as well as appeal court and alternative routes to justice. A broad-based, coherent introduction to the discourse of language and law.

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