This dissertation attempts to make an analysis on the style of legislative language, its specialization and popularization, and its fuzziness and accuracy.

The purpose of language legislation is to establish the status of official language and standard language and also their practical use.

Contemporary language legislation is constituted by a multi-layered framework,from the United Nations and its subsidiary organizations,as well as regional and national legislation.

A Legal Sociological Research On Fuzziness In Legislative Languages;

Conditional concept in legislative language and the translation thereof

Based on the prototype theory and authentic judicial cases, this paper studies the representations of vagueness of legislative lexicons, reveals the problems in judicial practice and explores possible ways to eliminate the vagueness therein.

This article offers an analysis of legislative discourse, the most commonly used discourse in English of law-from the perspective of three metafunctions.

The purpose of this thesis is to apply Halliday’s linguistic theory to analyze power concealed in the legislative discourse.