Vol. 13 (2024): Precedent in EU Law: The Linguistic Aspect | International Journal of Language & Law (JLL)

Published 1 January 2024

Note: This issue was launched with and named after the special section "Precedent in EU Law: The Linguistic Aspect", guest-edited and introduced by Karen McAuliffe and Aleksandar Trklja.

Table of contents

Interpreting rapport: Cross-linguistic challenges in police communication with victims

Maria Gomez-Bedoya

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Applying Large Language Models in Legal Translation: The State-of-the-Art

Martina Bajčić, Dejana Golenko

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Evolution and Dialect Perception: The Case of Language Analysis in the Asylum Procedure

Jim Hoskin

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The Interplay of Language and Law: Exploring Power Dynamics Within the Legal Systems in Nigeria

Isaiah Aluya, Oladeji Folasade Olukemi

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A Brief Etymology of Law

Emilio Abiusi

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Introduction: Precedent in EU Law: The Linguistic Aspect

Karen McAuliffe, Aleksandar Trklja

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Precedent in EU Law: A Practitioner's View

Paul Lasok

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De Facto Precedent at the Court of Justice of the European Union

Gar Yein Ng

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CJEU Case Law as a Source of Law in National Courts: Language and Multilingualism

Mattias Derlén

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Path Dependency or Dynamic Consistency in EU Anti-Discrimination Law?

Amalie Frese, Enys Mones

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Linguistic Precedent as a Form of Linguistic Replication

Aleksandar Trklja

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