Find significant cases more quickly using Google Scholar
As you may know, Google Scholar allows you to search for US legal opinions (as well as patents and international …
Monthly Archives: March 2012
New web-radio programme by the French Ministry of Justice
Earlier this month, the French Ministry of Justice launched a new series called Femmes de droit through their website. The first …
What exactly is a lawyer-linguist?
This post is the second in a series I have called “What exactly is…”, the first of which examined the burgeoning …
Resources digest
Just thought I would post a list of resources from posts up to now, for those who might have missed …
Conference – Legal Linguistics, Poznań, Poland
Seventh Conference on Legal Translation, Court Interpreting and Comparative Legilinguistics (Legal Linguistics) The Institute of Linguistics at Adam Mickiewicz University …
Monday smiles – Nutkin the squirrel
Today’s post was brought to my attention by Lawhaha.com. It is an appeal involving the keeping of a squirrel as …
English legal terminology webinars
eCPD Webinars are presenting a series of five 1-hour webinars in June and July, on legal terminology in England and Wales. …
Translations as an adversarial device – Part 1
Every interpreter who has worked on a deposition will be familiar with lawyers using interpretation as a way to bargain. …
EU Law course by HEC free on iTunesU
A wonderful resource is now available on iTunesU. There are fifteen video courses, free of charge, for download, on subjects ranging …
RELINE – Legal linguistics network
The recently launched Legal Linguistics Network – RELINE (short for REtsLIngvistisk NEtværk) wants to remedy the lack of dialogue between …
