Legal Discourse

Peter H. Goodrich

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Legal Language and Interpretation Legal Education and Practice Innovations Linguistics and Discourse Analysis

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Lawyers and the law have long been the object of popular criticism and satire for the obscurity and incomprehensibility of their language. Legal Discourse provides a novel historical and systematic ac

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