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| 100 | _aRieber, Robert W | ||
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_aThe Language Scientist as Expert in the Legal Setting _bIssues in Forensic Lingustics |
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_aNew York _bNew York Acdemy of Sciences _c1990 |
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| 500 | _aincludes index and biblioraphy | ||
| 505 | 2 | _athe interactions of the language sciences and the law:an introduction to the contributions the ststistical profile of language behavior with machiavellian intent or while experiencing caution an davoiding self incrimination forensic dialectology and the bear island claim the phonetician as expert witness:ethics and responsibilities. so you have an opinion problem encounterted by younger expert psycholinguistics in the courtroom on discursive evidence the difficulties of limited english proficient indiviuals in the legal setting evidence of cooperation in conversation:topic type in a soliciation to murder case dose the legal system need experts in english syntax | |
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