Introducing Forensic phonetics and some of its applications

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The present paper introduces forensic phonetics and some of its common applications. Forensic phonetics is the use of phonetics for legal purposes, and the extension of phonetic research to investigations relevant to legal situations. Some common applications of forensic phonetics are: speaker identification; dialect, accent and language identification; and transcription.

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