The UK's Premier Miscarriage of Justice and False Allegations Investigations Firm - Including Expert Linguistic Analysis of ABE interviews and police/trial transcripts to report on  signs of deceit, (Qualified in Advanced Statement Analysis for Signs of Deceit)

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Linguistic analysis has been increasingly accepted as a form of expert evidence in both criminal and civil courts, often used to assess authorship, detect deception, and provide insights into meaning in statements. Below are some key cases that have set precedents or acknowledged the role of linguistic analysis in legal proceedings.

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Criminal Cases

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1. R v. Edward Gallagher (2002) – This UK case involved linguistic analysis to examine the authenticity and authorship of a disputed document. The court allowed linguistic evidence from an expert who analyzed grammar, word choice, and syntax to assess whether the language patterns aligned with the accused’s typical language usage. This case helped to establish linguistic analysis as a tool for examining authorship.​​

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• Full complete and confidential investigations carried out within the law investigating breaches of: 

• PACE 1984

• CPIA 1996

• RIPA 2000

• The National College of Policing and failures

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• Assistance with Applications to the Court of Appeal

• Assistance with Applications to the CCRC

• Assistance with Applications to CICA

• Assiatance with Formal Complaints to the Police

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Registered in the UK as Expert Witnesses wihtin our field of expertise, we can help to support you pre arrest, pre charge, pre trial, post conviction and your appeal the Court of Appeal or the CCRC. 

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