David Pakman
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Do the "Textualists" Truly Understand English? (Elizabeth Coppock Interview)
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16:08Now Playing--Elizabeth Coppock, Assistant Professor of Linguistics at Boston University, joins David to discuss how "textualist" interpretations of law are sometimes based on mistaken readings of the relevant texts
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Broadcast on January 18, 2022
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