Discourse in a Multilingual and Multicultural Courtroom - a Court Interpreter's Guide

Rosemary H. Moeketsi

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Translation Studies and Practices Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Legal Language and Interpretation

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An interdisciplinary account of language and the law, this text looks at court interpreting and the nature of verbal interaction in the courtroom. Linguistic problems experienced due to personality and language factors, and the intimidating nature of legal discourse are also discussed.

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