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SUMMARY:Casework as a Consulting Forensic Linguist
DESCRIPTION:Tim  Grant is one of the world’s most experienced forensic li
 nguistic  practitioners and his case work has involved the analysis of abu
 sive and threatening  communications in many different contexts including 
 investigations into  sexual assault\, stalking\, murder and terrorism. In 
 2019 he was award a  Commendation by the UK National Crime Agency for his 
 part in the investigation that led to the arrest and successful  prosecuti
 on of Matthew Falder. He has provided evidence for both  prosecution and d
 efence in criminal cases\, in commercial arbitration  disputes and in civ
 il cases involving discipline and dismissal of staff and copyright infring
 ement and plagiarism.   In this  talk he will discuss how linguistic des
 criptive skills and theories can  be applied to forensic texts and context
 s to assist in investigation and  provide evidence in Court.\\r\\nTo atten
 d\, please send a registration email to daria.dayter@unibas.ch [mailto:dar
 ia.dayter@unibas.ch] before November 27.
X-ALT-DESC:<p><span id="divtagdefaultwrapper">Tim  Grant is one of the worl
 d’s most experienced forensic linguistic  practitioners and his case wor
 k has involved the analysis of abusive and threatening  communications in 
 many different contexts including investigations into  sexual assault\, st
 alking\, murder and terrorism. In 2019 he was award a  Commendation by the
  UK National Crime Agency for his part in the investigation that led to th
 e arrest and successful  prosecution of Matthew Falder. He has provided ev
 idence for both  prosecution and defence in criminal cases\, in&nbsp\;comm
 ercial arbitration  disputes and in civil cases involving discipline and d
 ismissal of staff and copyright infringement and plagiarism.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
  In this  talk he will discuss how linguistic descriptive skills and theor
 ies can  be applied to forensic texts and contexts to assist in investigat
 ion and  provide evidence in Court.</span></p>\n<p>To attend\, please send
  a registration email to <a href="mailto:daria.dayter@unibas.ch">daria.day
 ter@unibas.ch</a> before November 27.</p>\n\n\n
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