The Clarity Journal 56

In this issue :

1. A retrospect for Clarity
2. Plain language in the UK
3. Plain language in Scottish legislation
4. Plain legal language in the English courts
5. Plain language, the “Better Law-Making Charter” and some UK developments
6. Plain English revolution officially announced
7. Clarity for South Africa’s credit consumers
8. Implementing plain language at Mallesons
9. Evolution of an easy-to-understand financial privacy notice
10. Two items from the US
11. Improving financial disclosure for individual investors
12. Legislative update: Plain language and government accountability office regulation review
13. Understanding barristers’ opinions: a discourse analytical perspective
14. Plain language: a survey by Sydney law students
15. Plain language in legal agreements: is it safe?
16. Linguistic lingo for lawyers—‘person’ and other grammitical terms for personal pronoun forms in English
17. The importance of punctuation
18. Drafting tips—recasting a document