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The socio-pragmatic function of linguistic complexity in the domain of law
Cognitive science research has long cited efficiency as an explanation of the linguistic behavior observed across the world’s languages (e.g., Gibson et al., 2019, Grice, 1975). However, recent work on law has challenged this view, as linguistic phenomena associated with processing difficulty have b
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