The aim of this short essay is to highlight and concisely explore—but not address in depth—
some cultural aspects related to legal languages, legal interpretation and legal translation …

Legal translation is one of the challenging domains for translation students. In Saudi Arabia,
university translation students are reported to encounter difficulties while translating legal …

This study looks at the contribution of intertextuality to a text's coherence by examining the
ways in which writers make use of recurrent words and phrases to signal instances of …

The article explores the comprehensibility of court forms by providing a quantitative overview
and a qualitative analysis of such syntactic characteristics as length and structure of …

As a new kind of contactless crime, the telecom and internet fraud has become a public
hazard, with criminals targeting massive numbers of innocent victims. It is a prominent …

Unlike most experiences of politically motivated state violence, the military dictatorship that
took place in Chile (1973–1990) was contested throughout the regime through the work of …

The present study seeks to untangle the courtroom trial's sequential categorization of the
topical device of Amber Heard's 'lies' as YouTubed by the Daily Mail. Towards this end, the …

The article explores narrativisation practices in small claims cases and private family
proceedings, focusing predominantly on cases where at least one of the parties is not …

Courtroom interpreting is an institutionally situated activity and involves multiple
stakeholders, including the interpreter (Angelelli, 2004; Mikkelson, 2008). This study …

This paper focuses on subject's figuration in the case of existences that are suspended and
in question. Examining the disappeared detainee of the Pinochet dictatorship in Chile (1973 …