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From talk to text: The interactional construction of a police record

Komter, 2006

Document ID
13655626969362527666
Author
Komter M
Publication year
Publication venue
Research on Language and Social interaction

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In the Netherlands, police records are routinely drawn up in the course of the interrogation. As a result, recording practices are closely interwoven with interrogation activities. The interrogation is organized to accommodate the recording, and the recording informs the …
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