Law -- Language
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- Artefacts of legal inquiry : the value of imagination in adjudication
- Deutsche Rechtsaltertümer in unserer heutigen deutschen Sprache
- Diachronic and synchronic aspects of legal English : past, present, and possible future of legal English
- Diverse narratives of legal objectivity : an interdisciplinary perspective
- English legal terminology : legal concepts in language
- Essential legal English in context : understanding the vocabulary of US law and government
- Fiction and the languages of law : understanding contemporary legal discourse
- Form and accessibility of the law applicable in Wales
- Guide to legal writing style
- Guilty pleasures : comedy and law in America
- Incomprehensible! : a study of how our legal system encourages incomprehensibility, why it matters, and what we can do about it
- Just words : law, language, and power
- Language and law in professional discourse : issues and perspectives
- Law and imagination in troubled times : a legal and literary discourse
- Law and language
- Law at work : studies in legal ethnomethods
- Law in the time of oxymora : a synesthesia of language, logic and law
- Lectures on legal linguistics
- Legal English
- Legal English
- Legal and political hermeneutics, or, Principles of interpretation and construction in law and politics : with remarks on precedents and authorities
- Legal discourses
- Legal drafting : process, techniques, and exercises
- Legal integration and language diversity : rethinking translation in EU lawmaking
- Legal persuasion : a rhetorical approach to the science
- Legal translation and bilingual law drafting in Hong Kong : challenges and interactions in Chinese regions
- Legal translation outsourced
- Legal writing
- Legal writing
- Legal writing : a judge's perspective on the science and rhetoric of the written word
- Legal writing : examples & explanations
- Legal writing and analysis
- Legal writing and analysis in a nutshell
- Legal writing for legal readers
- Legal writing for legal readers : predictive writing for first-year students
- Legal writing, all business
- Linguistics and law
- Lost in the Eurofog : the textual fit of translated law
- Meaning and power in the language of law
- Multimodal conduct in the law : language, gesture, and materiality in legal interaction
- Narrative and metaphor in the law
- Narratives of hunger in international law : feeding the world in times of climate change
- Obligations : law and language
- Observing eurolects : corpus analysis of linguistic variation in EU law
- Oral advocacy : style and substance
- Ordinary meaning : a theory of the most fundamental principle of legal interpretation
- Our word is our bond : how legal speech acts
- Persuasive legal writing
- Polish vs. American courtroom discourse : inquisitorial and adversarial procedures of witness examination in criminal trials
- Pragmatics and law : philosophical perspectives
- Putting skills into practice : legal problem solving and writing for new lawyers
- Rechtssprache und Schwächerenschutz
- Rethinking law and language : the flagship 'speech'
- Rhetorical processes and legal judgments : how language and arguments shape struggles for rights and power
- Seeing through legalese : more essays on plain language
- Statutory interpretation : pragmatics and argumentation
- Strategic indeterminacy in the law
- Successful legal analysis and writing : the fundamentals
- Te reo Māori i te ao o te ture : a practical guide to using Māori language in the law
- The exodus of law and legal methods
- The expressive powers of law : theories and limits
- The mindful legal writer : mastering persuasive writing
- The modern rules of style : write like a professional
- The nature of legal interpretation : what jurists can learn about legal interpretation from linguistics and philosophy
- The redbook : a manual on legal style
- The rhetorical invention of diversity : Supreme Court opinions, public argument, and affirmative action
- The science behind the art of legal writing
- The tyranny of ordinary meaning : Corbett v Corbett and the invention of legal sex
- Translating the social world for law : linguistic tools for a new legal realism
- Vagueness and law : philosophical and legal perspectives
- Your client's story : persuasive legal writing
- Zugänge zur Rechtssemantik : Interdisziplinäre Ansätze im Zeitalter der Mediatisierung
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