METHODOLOGICAL FEATURES OF LEGAL TEXTS
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Legal English is used by professionals practicing in various fields of law. The internationalization of business activities makes English a necessary part of the profession, and due to the established role of English in international business relations, as well as its role as a legal language within the European Union, non-native English speakers, both lawyers and students, are targeted for special training in legal English. Thus, English becomes the main element of legal training at the educational and professional levels. Recently, most European universities are introducing courses in English for specific purposes, such as legal English, in order to meet modern requirements and challenges.
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