Introduction. On Jurilinguistics: The principles and applications of research on language and law

This article is an introduction to the monographic section “From translation to jurilinguistics”. It outlines that the section’s contributions reflect a stable interdisciplinary framework for relations between language and law, taking into account parameters such as translation, interpreting, training, professional self-perception, theoretical research and the creation of terminology, whilst also reflecting some of the new trends in the field and offering a critical review of existing paradigms. It comes to the conclusion that the contributions published make clear the importance of jurilinguistics as a broad, dynamic paradigm which can provide the basis for discussion of the relations between language and the law.