 Language Crimes: The Use and Abuse of Language Evidence in the Courtroom
ISBN: 978-0-631-20153-3
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232 pages
June 1996, Wiley-Blackwell
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Preface: New Directions.
1. Misconceptions about Language in Law Cases.
2. Bribery.
3. Offering Bribes.
4. Agreeing.
5. Threatening.
6. Admitting.
7. Telling the Truth Versus Perjury.
8. Promising.
9. Asking Questions.
10. On Testifying.
1. Misconceptions about Language in Law Cases.
2. Bribery.
3. Offering Bribes.
4. Agreeing.
5. Threatening.
6. Admitting.
7. Telling the Truth Versus Perjury.
8. Promising.
9. Asking Questions.
10. On Testifying.
