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Front region - arguing a case, would use declaratives to inform people of the facts of the situation.
Back region - interviews and discussions, creating the argument and structuring how the lawyer would fight that case.

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Back- meetings about criminals, planning an interview with a person, taking statements

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Back- making the powerpoint, making and editing the sheet, putting together the questions/ homework sheets

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Front- Presenting a powerpoint, handing out a worksheet, giving out homeowork, handing out a test, planning exams

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Front- arresting someone, doing an investigation, doing an interview

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Front region- the people in court presenting or listening to the cases.
Back region- legal team, police- putting the case together collecting evidence, less formal than presenting it on someone’s behalf in order to determine the verdict.

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Synthetic personalisation- creating a relationship between the speaker and reader

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Lexical assymetry- one part has more power than the other (Fairclough)

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Formal- structured- positional power of the different job roles, it is a serious formal environment as it is a court of law as is to be taken in a professional manner as it is dealing with crime and punishment

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Interrogation- they use it to encourage the suspect to provide evidence or guilt or involvment of an event

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No/ less phatic talk, all conversation is structured in a certain way usually as it is written in a law case so that everyone in the court room can understand especially if there is a jury involved or magistrates as they have no legal qualifications so will need to be spoken to on an easy level so they can make a clear decision

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Miss/ Sir towards teachers and other colleagues- polieness. The teachers will use first names to students to be polite etc

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Would mainly use professional space due to the nature of the job (legalese for clarity), but a lawyer may use social space for an emotive defense.

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Critical discourse analytic techniques are used in interpretating the outcomes and implications for training

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Interactional- when questioning witnesses in court, however they tend to use less interrogatives and more declaratives so even though it is questioning the witness it is more like accusing them and getting their response. This is a technique used by most lawyers in court

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Police may employ more interactional communication in order to build rapport and make interviewees trust them more.

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Behind the scenes teams, not the lawyers presenting the case in court, use both interactional and institutional as they are work focused however they can speak less formally and structured as they are putting together the structure not presenting it. They put together the facts meaning there is no allocated language that they must use with each other unlike in court

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Judges also use specialist and formal lexis to appear more professional and trustworthy

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Teachers use formal lexis to students when teaching to be professional

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Use formal and informal lexis to create positional power over their patients

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Institutional, in court rooms when cases are presented a certain structure is used when communicating, certain phrases have to be used in order to make sure the case is clear and all parts are discussed, the lawyers follow a structure which tells them what to and what order to say parts of the case

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law- judges use formal lexis to appear more intelligent, more reliable

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law- judges use formal lexis to appear more intelligent, more reliable

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institutional communication - legalese necessary for clarity and authority, emphasises the importance and formality of roles such as lawyers, judges, etc.

Limited interactional communication, as things may get confused or misinterpreted, something which cannot happen in this line of work.