Help Needed Please

[Elfi Thudt]

Check out:

Danet B. 1990 Language and Law: an overview of 15 years of research. in Giles H. and Robinson, W. (eds) Handbook of language and social psychology. (537-559).

Gibbons J. 2003 Forensic linguistics: and introduction to language in the justice system, Blackwell.

Mellinkoff 1963 The language of the law; Little, Brown and Company, Boston.

Tiersma P. 1999 Legal language; Universitiy of Chicago Press.

Solan L.M. 1993 The Language of Judges (Language and Legal Discourse), University of Chicago Press


Best wishes

Elfi

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> Hello,
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> My name is Jamie Landers and I am a senior at Kennesaw State University in
> Georgia.  I have a project to due that I am hoping someone can help me
> with.  The project is for my Linguistics class and it is over unequal
> power
> relationships.  My group is focusing on Lawyer/Patron relationships and
> mainly how Lawyers use jargon in order to maintain their elevated status
> in
> society.  If anyone can help me out, or has research that may prove
> beneficial, please email me back at jme1283 at gmail.com.  Thank you so much!
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> I appreciate all your help in this matter!
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> Yours truly,
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> Jamie Landers
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