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Part 3 Language in the Courtroom
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The jury must decide whether the story is legally adequate. Judges tell the jury how to go about this task by means of (1)(2).
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In criminal proceedings the settlement negotiations are known as (1).
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Jurors are thus like witnesses who are asked relatively coercive questions: they are allowed only two choices: guilty or not guilty.
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Often the tentative nature of the complaint is avoidable because the plaintiff may know what exactly happened.
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To save time and to reduce the possibility of legal error, most states now use what are called standard or (1)(2).
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Lawyers and other participants use a range of language varieties in court, including ________. A、formal legal language B、standard English C、colloquial English D、local dialect
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In most American states, the bulk of the instructions are drafted individually for each case.
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Since a common device in closing is the use of rhetorical questions, summation should ask questions.
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A lawsuit typically begins after a series of events has caused something wrong or illegal to happen to someone, and for which the injured person seeks a remedy.
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The basic structure of pleadings has been a fairly constant element of trials for many hundred years.
法律语言学导论
章节列表
Introduction to Legal Language
2
Part 1 The History of Legal Language
5
Part 2 The Nature of Legal Language
14
Part 3 Language in the Courtroom
10
Part 4 Reforming the Language of the Law
9
Final Examination
50
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