Ideology in the language of judges : how judges practice law, politics, and courtroom control
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- author: Susan Urmston Philips
- publication date: 1998
- book publisher: Oxford University Press
- book series: Oxford studies in anthropological linguistics
- book subjects: Law and politics, Judicial process-United States, Law-Language
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