Here. From the Legal Theory Lexicon on the Legal Theory Blog.
Clearly interpretation, rather than construction, is where the expertise of linguists is directly relevant.
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- I started this blog as a law student, but I'm now practicing civil rights law in Washington, DC and doing peace work in my spare time. Before all that I was a graduate student in linguistics, specializing in semantics.
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