Do they speak the same language ? Language Uses in Juba Local Courts

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natural language processing

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paper

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Mil

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InsE.

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CCSDMou

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Based on data recorded in Juba Local courts in the 1981 & 1984, the paper highlights the diversity of language registers used in these local courts by the various actors.

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