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Analysing Conversations in Forensic Settings, Volume II : Managing Contested Categories and Identities

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This book examines how ethnomethodology, conversation analysis, discursive psychology, and membership categorisation analysis illuminate interactional practices across diverse criminal justice contexts. Building on the foundational interactional analyses of Analysing Conversations in Forensic Settings, Volume I, this second volume brings together cross-jurisdictional studies that reveal how categories and identities are constructed, negotiated and contested in criminal justice work.

Drawing on authentic recordings from varied legal settings, chapters in this collection explore participants' pervasive concern with determining whether someone is a victim, whether someone is guilty, whether a behaviour constitutes a crime, and whether a person continues to pose a risk to society. The volume shows the resources by which participants produce, resist, and re-construct versions of what happened and subsequent implications for the characters involved. Through detailed analyses, contributors illuminate the institutional dilemmas at the heart of forensic settings, respecifying matters such as fact, evidence, competence, motive, vulnerability, risk, and culpability as members' concerns with direct implications for justice outcomes.

By foregrounding comparative perspectives and expanding the empirical terrain beyond the settings featured in Volume I, Volume II offers a wider lens on how criminal justice institutions accomplish their work through language. It speaks directly to scholars in criminology, psychology, sociology and forensic linguistics, as well as practitioners seeking evidence-based insights into how justice is enacted, negotiated and challenged across different systems and contexts.

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  • ISBN-13: 9783032453792
  • ISBN-10: 3032453798
  • Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
  • Publish Date: April 2027

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