Speech and recordings
Live speech, audio and video recordings, voice messages, and transcripts.
PROFESSIONAL PILLAR / 01
Forensic linguistics applies linguistic theories, methods, and techniques to examine language issues in legal contexts, the evaluation of evidence, dispute resolution, and institutional matters.
MATERIALS FOR EXAMINATION
Live speech, audio and video recordings, voice messages, and transcripts.
Letters, legal documents, official examination records (BAP), and other written texts.
Instant messages, digital conversations, social media, posts, and comments.
Relationships between text, images, symbols, audio, video, typography, and layout.
AREAS OF ANALYSIS
Features of speech, sounds, dialects, accents, and phonological patterns within the scope of linguistic expertise.
Word forms, sentence structure, modality, negation, and structural ambiguity.
Meaning, reference, presuppositions, speech acts, implicatures, and meaning in context.
Relationships between utterances, turn-taking, context, and relationships between participants.
Comparison of linguistic features, frequencies, collocations, and patterns of language use.
Variation, register, style, social identity, and relationships between modes of communication.
APPLICATIONS
Analysis may cover data concerning honor and reputation, threats, hatred, deception, digital communication, and the language of legal documents and official examination records (BAP). Findings are presented alongside the methods, alternative interpretations, and limitations.
Linguistic opinions explain language characteristics. Determining guilt, the elements of an offense, criminal responsibility, and judgments remains the authority of legal institutions. Forensic linguistics also has a different scope from technical digital forensic examination.
OPEN TO COLLABORATION
Advance education, research, and professional practice together.