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Formulations in Chinese criminal courtroom interaction

Text and Talk
Abstract This study investigates the interactional functions and properties of formulation sequences in Chinese criminal courtroom using the methods of Conversation Analysis. The data corpus for this study are audio recordings of five criminal trials heard in China.
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Public prosecutors in the Chinese criminal trial – courtroom discourse from the prosecution perspective

International Journal of Legal Discourse, 2016
AbstractThe prosecutor is an influential party in criminal justice systems, and this is true also of China. But most literature on China concentrates on the trial and criminal defence with comparatively little attention paid to the prosecution perspective.
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3. Cooperation in Chinese courtroom discourse

2017
Meizhen Liao, Yadi Sun
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How Does Interpreter’s Intonation Affect the Pragmatics of Courtroom Questions? A Case Study of Chinese-English Court Interpreting

New Frontiers in Translation Studies, 2023
Wang Chunli
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Arguing with otherness: intertextual construction of the attorney stance in the Chinese courtroom

Text and Talk, 2011
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How disputes are reconciled in a Chinese courtroom setting: From an appraisal perspective

Semiotica, 2014
Zhenhua Wang, Qingbin Zhang
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Criminal Defense in Chinese Courtrooms

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 2013
Scholars in the field of Chinese criminal procedure law study have long decried the meager legal protection afforded to criminal defendants on trial and the hapless status of Chinese criminal defense attorneys in the courtroom. Unfortunately, very little empirical evidence was available to shed light on how criminal defense was carried out in Chinese ...
Bin, Liang, Ni Phil, He
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Lawyer Evaluation in Chinese Courtroom

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Inside and Outside the Courtroom: Witnessing the Massacres of Chinese in Japanese Occupied Malaya, Singapore, and Rabaul

2023
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Human Rights Lawyering in Chinese Courtrooms

The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law, 2014
Human rights lawyering in China can be categorized into three ideal types: moderate lawyering, critical lawyering and radical lawyering. Lawyers take corresponding political stance and use different strategies in their legal representation. This article uses three examples to illustrate the different types of lawyering and the degree to which the ...
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