Leading Questions in Courtroom: a forensic Linguistics Study Omayma akram Abdulbaqi
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Leading questions, Courtroom discourse, Forensic linguistics, Legal speech analysis, Testimony and persuasionAbstract
There are studies that investigate how questioning styles reflect the seriousness of the accusation or compare the use of question types in different legal systems and languages. These studies also analyze the use of reported or quoted speech in lawyer's questions and the impact of cultural differences on courtroom interactions. Overall, these studies provide insights into the role of questions in courtroom activity, the power dynamics involved, and the influence of language, culture, and context on legal discourse.
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