From EULETA (the European Legal English Teachers’ Association) News brief: Language & Law – Traditions, Trends and Perspectives The Bialystok Legal English Centre
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https://doi.org/10.15290/eejtr.2017.01.01.06Keywords:
EULETA, European Legal English Teachers’ Association, Bialystok Legal English Centre, Language & LawAbstract
EULETA was out in force at the third International Language and Law Conference hosted and organised by the Białystok Legal English Centre at the Faculty of Law, University of Białystok, Poland and notably by our EULETA Board officer, Halina Sierocka and her team in the wonderful region of Podlaskie.
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