<div><br clear="all">The International Journal of Speech. Language and the Law Vol 14, No 1 (2007)<br><br><br>Publisher: Equinox Publishing Ltd<br><a href="http://www.equinoxpub.com/">http://www.equinoxpub.com/ </a><br><br>
Journal Title: The International Journal of Speech. Language and the Law <br>Volume Number: 14 <br>Issue Number: 1 <br>Issue Date: 2007 <br><br>Articles <br><br>Quantifying evidence in forensic authorship analysis <br>Tim Grant 1-25
<br><br>Taboo terms in a sexual abuse criminal trial <br>Burns Cooper 27-50 <br><br>The pragmatic use of gender in Latina women's legal narratives of abuse <br>Shonna Trinch 51-83 <br><br>Linguistic Manipulations in Legal Discourse: Framing questions and 'smuggling'
<br>information <br>Michelle Aldridge, June Luchjenbroers 85-107 <br><br>Non-contemporary speech samples: auditory detectability of an 11 year delay and <br>its effect on automatic speaker identification <br>Hermann J. Künzel 109-136
<br><br>Commentaries/Responses <br><br>Position Statement concerning use of impressionistic likelihood terms in <br>forensic speaker comparison cases, with a foreword by Peter French & Philip <br>Harrison <br>Peter French, Philip Harrison 137-144
<br><br>Thesis Abstracts <br><br>Forensic automatic speaker recognition using Bayesian interpretation and <br>statistical compensation for mismatched conditions <br>Anil Alexander 145-147 <br><br>'Speak English or what?' Code switching and interpreter use in New York Small
<br>Claims Courts <br>Philipp Sebastian Angermeyer 147-150 <br><br>Examining jurors' discursive exchanges related to mitigating factors during <br>capital jury deliberations <br>Desiree Cassar 150-154 <br><br>An acoustic study on disguised voices
<br>Cuiling Zhang 154-156 <br><br>Book Reviews <br><br>Diana Yankova (2004) Legal Language Made Simple: Statutory Provisions in English <br>and Bulgarian <br>Bilyana Martinovski 157-160 <br><br>Book Notices <br><br>Christopher Williams, Tradition and Change in Legal English: Verbal
<br>Constructions in Prescriptive Texts.Bern: Peter Lang. ISBN 3–03910–644–9 <br>(paperback) <br>Chris Heffer 161 <br><br>Katrijn Maryns, The Asylum Speaker: Language in the Belgian Asylum <br>Procedure.Manchester: St. Jerome Publishing. ISBN 1–900650–89–4 (paperback)
<br>Chris Heffer 161 <br><br>Sanford Schane, Language and the Law <br>London: Continuum. ISBN 0–8264–8828–5 (hardback) <br>Chris Heffer 162 <br>-- </div>
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