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8. Dezember 2016
Published Online: 2016-12-8
Published in Print: 2016-12-7
© 2016 by De Gruyter Mouton
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Finding ordinary meaning in law: The judge, the dictionary or the corpus?
- Facing people through language use – linguistic tools to make proceedings fair
- Unbalanced bilingualism, diglossia and class division in postcolonial law
- The need for the disjunction phrases in the legal contract
- Resisting the legitimacy of the question: Self-evident answers to questions about sources of knowledge in police interviews with child witnesses
- Formulation of rights and European legal discourse: any theory behind it?
- Public prosecutors in the Chinese criminal trial – courtroom discourse from the prosecution perspective
- Deontic meanings in Philippine contracts
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Finding ordinary meaning in law: The judge, the dictionary or the corpus?
- Facing people through language use – linguistic tools to make proceedings fair
- Unbalanced bilingualism, diglossia and class division in postcolonial law
- The need for the disjunction phrases in the legal contract
- Resisting the legitimacy of the question: Self-evident answers to questions about sources of knowledge in police interviews with child witnesses
- Formulation of rights and European legal discourse: any theory behind it?
- Public prosecutors in the Chinese criminal trial – courtroom discourse from the prosecution perspective
- Deontic meanings in Philippine contracts
