Titlebook: Language Choice in Postcolonial Law; Lessons from Malaysi Richard Powell Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Language plannin

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Political and Economic Influences on Multilingualism and Multijuralism,nial nationhood that led to a communalist model of development privileging Malay ethnicity. The final section (Sect. 2.3) describes how language issues and communalist politics have influenced the main institutional components of Malaysian law.

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Language Practices in Legal Education, Law lecturers and language teachers at law faculties were also interviewed, and most of the 60 legal practitioners interviewed about professional practice were also asked about their experiences as law students. In addition to questionnaires and interviews, observations of law lecturers were carrie

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Bilingual Courtrooms,for non-legal lexis. Mukhtar Abdullah from Terengganu, who had hesitated to enter a profession he saw as dominated by English speakers from big towns, recalled being petrified by the idea of standing up before a judge, yet eventually found his legal feet in the courtroom.

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Malaysian Bilingualism as a Model for Postcolonial Law, business lingua franca, law might well have continued in English alone if not for specific measures to facilitate the use of Malay, the national language and most important vernacular. The study was framed accordingly as a problem of planned vernacularisation involving the interaction of status, corpus, acquisition and discourse planning.

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