The verbal verb in the legal conditional discourse: Practical study

Abstract

The reason for choosing the subject is due to the critical importance of the legal language deriving from its dangerous function in the enactment of laws and legislation that accede to individuals in their societies, limiting offences and obliging citizens to apply public and private rules governing that society. All this is done through linguistic acts within official legal discourses; This has made the link between deliberative linguistic fields and legal language strong. Most of these speeches are restricted by a major language template (condition)، with almost all laws drafted in a conditional manner.

The researcher in this study tries to answer questions raised about the deliberative values of legal discourse، and the nature of deliberative thinking when legal, in particular the language of legislation. Research on Iraq's most important laws, such as the Penal Code, the Civil Code and other laws، as a sample of the structure of legal discourse in general; Because the world's jurists have common linguistic and legal norms. After this and other similar previous studies, linguists and jurists should be interested in trying to combine these areas in order to work on the drafting of Iraqi laws with a high level of accuracy and clarity. While taking note of what Iraqi society imposes on the nature of those laws, without recourse to the laws of other States that differ in culture, religion and politics, all of which require consideration in the drafting of a State's laws.