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Articles
Charlatanry in forensic speech science: A problem to be taken seriously
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| Anders Eriksson, Francisco Lacerda | 169-193 |
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Identification of voices in electronically disguised speech
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| Jessica Clark, Paul Foulkes | 195-221 |
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Current methods in forensic speaker identification: Results of a collaborative exercise
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| Tina Cambier-Langeveld | 223-243 |
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Language as a witness: Insights from cognitive linguistics
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| Luna Filipovic | 245-267 |
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The Jamaican Creole speaker in the UK justice system
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| Celia Nadine Brown-Blake, Paul Chambers | 269-294 |
Book Reviews
Katrijn Maryns 2006 The Asylum Speaker: Language in the Belgian Asylum Procedure. Manchester: St Jerome Publishing. 375pp ISNB 1-900650-89-4
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| Diana Eades | 295-300 |
Thesis Abstracts
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“Mea culpa” in the courtroom: Juror perceptions of defendant apology at trial
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| Kevin R. Boully | 301-304 |
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Barristers on trial: Comprehension and misapprehension in courtroom discourse
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| Sarah Lowndes | 305-308 |
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The elaboration likelihood model of persuasion: Implications for trial advocacy
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| Collin Richards Payne | 309-312 |