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Ester Sin-man Leung:《法庭的語言鑑證》(Forensic Linguistics in the Courtroom)

Commercial Press, Hong Kong, 2017, 139 pp

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Chan, C.H.Y. Ester Sin-man Leung:《法庭的語言鑑證》(Forensic Linguistics in the Courtroom). Int J Semiot Law 33, 529–532 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11196-019-09639-y

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