An Introduction to Forensic Linguistics

Focusing on the intersection of linguistics and legal contexts, this textbook serves as a comprehensive reference for forensic linguistics courses. It integrates diverse perspectives and real case evidence, including notable cases like Harold Shipman and JonBenét Ramsey. The book is structured into two sections, addressing key topics while offering research tasks and further reading. This edition features updated content on courtroom discourse, forensic phonetics, and authorship attribution, along with a new conclusion and glossary, solidifying its status as an essential resource.