AcknowledgmentsContributorsIntroduction1．Textual Travel iLegal-Lay CommunicationPART ONE： Police Investigatioas TextuaI Mediation2．The Transformatioof Discourse iEmergency Calls to the Police3．From Legislatioto the Courts： Providing Safe Passage for Legal Texts through4．"Every Link ithe Chain"： The Police Interview as TextuallntersectionPART TWO： the Legal Case as Intertextual Construction5．'The atricks'ithe Courtroom： The Intertextual Constructioof Legal Cases6．Travels of a Suspect's Statement7．Embedding Police Interviews ithe ProsecutioCase ithe ShipmaTrial8．Tracing Crime Narratives ithe PaLmer Trial （1856）： From the Lawyer's Opening Speechest ot he judge's Summing UpPART THREE：Judicial Discourse as Leg;al Recontextualization9．Post-PenetratioRape and the Decontextualizatioof Witness Testimony10．Communicatioand Magic： Authorized Voice， Legal-Linguistic Habitus， and the Recontextualizatioof "Beyond Reasonable Doubt"Il．Troubling the Legal-Lay Distinction： Litigant Briefs， OraI Argument， and a Public Hearing about Same-Sex MarriagePART FOUR： Crossing Cultural and Ideological Categories iLay-Legal Communication12．The Discourse of DNA： Giving Informed Consent to Genetic Research13．Travelling Texts： The Legal-Lay lnterface iIhe Highway Code14．Recalling Rape： Moving Beyond What We Know
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