Note: Literaturverz. S.[573] - 628 , Linguistic human rights , Using linguistics in trademark cases , A history of the languages of law , Legal vocabulary , The grammar and structure of legal texts , Text and genre , The plain language movement , Linguistic issues in statutory interpretation , Contract formation as a speech act , Constitutional interpretation , Ambiguity and vagueness in legal interpretation , Legal interpretation and the philosophy of language , Bilingual interpretation rules as a component of language rights in Canada , Word meaning and the problem of a globalized legal order , Challenges to the legal translator , Language and law in the European Union : the multilingual jurisprudence of the ECJ , Fifty years of multilingual interpretation in the European Union , Language policy in the United States , Legal rights of linguistic minorities in the European Union , Investigating the language situation in Africa , The meaning of silence in the right to remain silent , Potential impact of juvenile suspects' linguistic abilities on Miranda understanding and appreciation , The caution in England and Wales , The language of consent in police encounters , The language of crime , Interrogation throught pragmatic implication : sticking to the letter of the law while violating its intent , Discourse in the US courtroom , Courtroom discourse in Japan's new judicial order , Courtroom discourse in China , The language of criminal trials in an inquisitorial system : the case of the Netherlands , Linguistic issues in courtroom interpretation , Instructing the jury , Language and copyright , The psycholinguistic basis of distinctiveness in tradmark law , Author identification in the forensic setting , Corpus linguistics in authorship identification , Detecting plagiarism , Language analysis for determination of origin : objective evidence for refugee status determination , Factors affecting lay persons' identification of speakers , Forensic speaker comparison : a linguistic-acoustic perspective