Problems in legal language
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The principal interlingual problems of legal language are linked with inter- lingual synonyms and homonyms (Gutteridge 1949; Kisch 1973). On the one hand, these problems involve the relations between the legal language of different natural languages, e.g., the English, French, Russian, etc.
Second, the language of law, like all language, is spoken and heard, written and read, to bring people together, to make community. In the case of legal language, the community is identified as those who are subject to the law – that is, all individuals, groups, classes, and races, living with the same legal order.
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