THE METHOD OF LINGUISTIC LABELING OF CONCEPTUAL UNITS (FROM EXPERT PRACTICE IN CASES OF EXTREMISM)

The article provides an analysis of the methods of forensic linguistic examination of disputed texts used in the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. According to the author, when using a particular method, the main task of a linguist expert is to establish a correlation between the legal facts reflected in speech works and the corresponding linguistic features. The author states that in the Republic of Belarus, when analyzing texts of allegedly extremist content, the role of an expert is often reduced only to stating the identified language parameters, which in some cases does not allow the law enforcement officer to use the conclusions of a linguist to accurately qualify the offense. Based on many years of experience in conducting forensic linguistic research as an expert outside an expert organization, the author suggests using the method of linguistic labeling of conceptual units in expert practice in cases of extremism. The use of this method in the study of extremist materials involves a certain algorithm of actions. First of all, the expert must establish the presence of linguistic markers that are significant for the legal assessment of a speech act as public (openness in the transmission of information by the addressee and the possibility of information perception by the addressee). Next, the expert must identify linguistic markers that correlate with the signs of those verbal offenses referred to in the decision on the appointment of an expert examination: the presence of an incentive intention, the name of the method of performing the action, an indication of the object of the action and the verbalization of the addressee.

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Tula Scientific Bulletin History Linguistics
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.22405/2712-8407-2024-2-86-93
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Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
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THE METHOD OF LINGUISTIC LABELING OF CONCEPTUAL UNITS (FROM EXPERT PRACTICE IN CASES OF EXTREMISM)

Aliaksandr L. Dziadzinkin
Tula Scientific Bulletin History Linguistics
Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
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THE METHOD OF LINGUISTIC LABELING OF CONCEPTUAL UNITS (FROM EXPERT PRACTICE IN CASES OF EXTREMISM)

Aliaksandr L. Dziadzinkin
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Abstract

The article provides an analysis of the methods of forensic linguistic examination of disputed texts used in the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. According to the author, when using a particular method, the main task of a linguist expert is to establish a correlation between the legal facts reflected in speech works and the corresponding linguistic features. The author states that in the Republic of Belarus, when analyzing texts of allegedly extremist content, the role of an expert is often reduced only to stating the identified language parameters, which in some cases does not allow the law enforcement officer to use the conclusions of a linguist to accurately qualify the offense. Based on many years of experience in conducting forensic linguistic research as an expert outside an expert organization, the author suggests using the method of linguistic labeling of conceptual units in expert practice in cases of extremism. The use of this method in the study of extremist materials involves a certain algorithm of actions. First of all, the expert must establish the presence of linguistic markers that are significant for the legal assessment of a speech act as public (openness in the transmission of information by the addressee and the possibility of information perception by the addressee). Next, the expert must identify linguistic markers that correlate with the signs of those verbal offenses referred to in the decision on the appointment of an expert examination: the presence of an incentive intention, the name of the method of performing the action, an indication of the object of the action and the verbalization of the addressee.

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