Lessons on Legal Bilingualism From Malaysia and Beyond

Alexander Teutsch

doi:10.15168/cll.v2i2.2836

November 13, 2023Open Access

Lessons on Legal Bilingualism From Malaysia and Beyond

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The book examines how language choice impacts legal proceedings in Malaysia's bilingual system.
Review of the book 'Language Choice in Postcolonial Law' by Richard Powell.
Analysis of the bilingual legal framework in Malaysia and its implications.
Comparison with other postcolonial legal systems.
Identifies key challenges in legal bilingualism in Malaysia.
Highlights successful strategies for navigating multiple languages in law.
Suggests broader applications of findings to other postcolonial contexts.

Implication

Book review highlights language choice in Malaysia’s legal system, suggesting broader implications for postcolonial contexts.

Abstract

Book review of Language Choice in Postcolonial Law: Lessons from Malaysia’s Bilingual Legal System by Richard Powell, Singapore: Springer, 2020, 300 pp.

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