Legal linguistics / Marcus Galdia.

Preliminary questions
Pragmatics for lawyers
Morals for lawyers
Language and law
Foundations of legal linguistics
Do lawyers have their own language?
Characteristic features of language used in law
Linguistic operations in law
Overcoming terminological boundaries
Legal speech acts and legal discourse
Legal argumentation
Argumentation in the legal practice
Successful legal argumentation
Legal interpretation
Legal translation
Other legal-linguistic operations
Legal linguistic operations in the legal discourse
Literature and law
Writing and reading in law and elsewhere
Textuality and interpretation
Creating laws and creating fiction
Global law and its language
Convergings laws and converging languages
Épistémologie of law as search for the original legal language
Some tentative results of the retrospective upon law and its language
Other language-related areas of globalizing law.