Forensic Linguistics Websites

• IAFL: The International Association of Forensic Linguists
• IAFL: The International Association of Forensic Linguists (Birmingham)
• Centre for Forensic Linguistics at Aston University: The Centre, the first of its type in the world, combines leading-edge research, postgraduate and professional instruction and investigative forensic practice.
• International Summer School in Forensic Linguistic Analysis: created by Prof. Malcolm Coulthard in 2000 in response to a growing demand for a course affording an overview of forensic linguistics while also laying solid foundations for a further study of this relatively new branch of applied linguistics.
• ROGER SHUY'S WEBSITE: His service as professor of linguistics for 30 years at Georgetown University continues through his company, Roger W. Shuy, Inc., which was incorporated in 1982.
• Dr John Gibbons:  a leading expert in forensic linguistics.
• Carole E Chaski PhD: Institute for Linguistic Evidence was founded in 1998, the first non-profit scientific research organization.
• Dr John Olsson: Forensic linguistics Institute, founded in 1994 by Olsson - a leading expert in forensic linguistics, and authorship in particular. 
• Peter Meijes Tiersma: Professor of Law, LANGUAGEandLAW.org: An online institute devoted to the study of language and the law, Hosted by Loyola Law School, Los Angeles Created and maintained by Peter Tiersma
• Lawrence Solan: Don Forchelli Professor of Law and Director of Graduate Education
• Bethany K. Dumas: LANGUAGE IN THE JUDICIAL PROCESS, The University of Tennessee
• Jeffrey P. Kaplan (Professor and chair, Department of Linguistics & Oriental Languages)
• Tim Grant: Aston University, Centre for Forensic Linguistics, Faculty Member.
• Dr Frances Rock: a senior lecturer in Language and Communication, Cardiff University.
• Susan Berk-Seligson: Professor of Spanish Linguistics
• Resources for Language and the Law
• MA in Forensic Linguistics, Aston University
• University of California, San Diego: Law & Language (Linguistics 105)
• MASTER OF ARTS IN LINGUISTICS: FORENSIC LINGUISTICS, Hofstra University
• LL.M in Legal Linguistics: Riga Graduate School of Law
• L.I.E.S. Linguistic Interrogation Expert Services
• Expert Testimony in Court: Part I: General Principles // Part II: In the Witness Box
• Text Analysis Info
• Forensic Evidence: Michael V. Martinez, MSFS- Forensic Scientist Supervisor
• Crime & Clues: The Art and Science of Criminal Investigation
• Mark Adler: Legal language homepage (Plain language consultant) I have now retired from practice as a solicitor(and am no longer at April Cottage), but continue to act part-time as a plain-legal-language consultant. My services include: Drafting standard documents; Advising on the problems of traditionally-written documents; Training by seminar, and individually by email or face-to face.
• CLARITY is a worldwide group of lawyers and interested lay people. Its aim is the use of good, clear language by the legal profession.
• The European Legal English Teachers' Association (EULETA) was formed by teachers, writers, lawyers and academics to promote continuing professional development for teachers of legal English.
• Language courses: Communicaid is a culture and communication skills consultancy. We enable our clients to create profitable international relationships by building cultural bridges that enhance understanding and establish trust.
• Legal English Forum: Welcome to the world's largest EFL / TEFL social network. Here are a few good places to start: Forums » ESP - English for Specific Purposes » Legal English.
• Plain English Campaign: Since 1979, we have been campaigning against gobbledygook, jargon and misleading public information. We have helped many government departments and other official organisations with their documents, reports and publications. We believe that everyone should have access to clear and concise information. 
• Plain Language Commission: Communicaid is a culture and communication skills consultancy. We enable our clients to create profitable international relationships by building cultural bridges that enhance understanding and establish trust.
• Legal Language Consulting: We fully understand the texts we translate so that you, too, will fully understand how the translation reads. 
• Plain language (also called Plain English) is communication your audience can understand the first time they read or hear it. Language that is plain to one set of readers may not be plain to others. No one technique defines plain language. Rather, plain language is defined by results—it is easy to read, understand, and use.
• Legal Language Services (LLS) facilitates the use of the law across linguistic and political boundaries. For more than 20 years, LLS has assisted in the successful conclusion of tens of thousands of legal proceedings. With multiple locations in the United States and affiliates around the world, LLS has translated and interpreted the "Letter of the Law" from and into more than 150 languages and dialects. LLS also offers comprehensive litigation support including international service of process, evidence taking, FREE legal forms, and extensive online databases and legal links.
• The Murawski Group: If your company or government agency needs top training on business writing and presentation skills, come on in!
• Reva Daniel of Dynamic Business Writing has been helping clients communicate clearly and efficiently with their customers for well over 10 years. Reva offers a wide range of services to a growing list of new clients and repeat customers. Whether you need training, editing, advice, coaching in efficient communication, or general communication problem solving, Reva can analyze your organization's needs and provide customized help for your organization.
• Bethany K. Dumas: Welcome to the Languages in the Judicial Process website.