Forensic Linguistics

When did the term 'forensic linguistics' first appeared?

• 1968

• 1969

• 1970

• 1971

What are the two foci of forensic linguistics?

• Corpus and semantic dimensions

• investigative and judicial dimensions

• Descriptive and Analysis

• descriptive and investigative dimensions

Descriptive dimension broadly encompasses the language of the legal process, from arrest to trial and beyond.

• True

• False

Which of the followings is not one of the concepts of investigative linguistics?

• e-mails

• text messages

• miranda rights

• threat letters

What is idiolect?

• The speech habits peculiar to particular person

• The speech habits peculiar to particular regions

• The speech habits peculiar to particular socities

• The speech habits peculiar to particular countries

In fact, the core meaning of forensic is 'in relation to judicial and justice'; about what has to do with the judicial and _____ can
be anything.

______ refers to meaning 'the branch of medical science related to the ap plication of medical facts to legal matters' and 'surgical sciences relating to the determination of the identity of a person's corporate in connection with the judicial and justice'.

________ are a set of rights that are read to people who are arrested in the United States. These rights include the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney, and the right to be informed of the charges against them