Proofreading guidelines in legal translation

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Suggested title of article: Proofreading guidelines in legal translation

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As a linguist specialising in legal field, one is often asked to proofread legal and judicial documents. What are the rules and strategies used and recognised in this field? Should a proofreader always ask for instructions, so that no conflict could arise afterwards?



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