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⚖️👨‍💻👩‍💻💬 • Issues of Legal Linguistics, Legal Technique, and Terminology have been discussed The 5th International Scientific and Practical Conference titled “Law-Making in the State Language: Problems of Legal Linguistics, Legal Technique, and Terminology” was held at Tashkent State University of Law. The conference was organized by the Department of Uzbek Language and Literature of TSUL in cooperation with the Department of Kazakh Philology of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi International Kazakh-Turkish University. The event was attended by members of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan, representatives of governmental and public organizations, as well as national and international experts, scholars, professors, researchers, and students. During the international conference, participants discussed the issues of linguistic expertise of draft normative legal acts in the national legislative language, recordkeeping in the state language, compiling terminological and explanatory legal dictionaries, use of new legal terms in legislation, legal terminology and its application in legal drafting, as well as the teaching of legal linguistics and legal technique. Participants also exchanged views on innovative approaches in language and education, related challenges, and possible solutions. Within the framework of the conference, presentations were made on the following topics: “Current Issues in the Development of the State Language in Uzbekistan”; “Ways of Forming Legal Terms in the Kazakh Language”; “The Language Factor in Ensuring the Effectiveness of Legal Acts: Some Theoretical and Legal Aspects”; “Thesaurus as a Source of Industry Terms”; “The State Language and Its Legal Status: The Case of the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan”; “New Terms Entering the Language of Legislation: Legal Necessity and Linguistic Norm”; “Language of National Legislation: Legal and Technical Problems”; “Foreign Words in the Language of Law: How to Regulate Them?”; “Semantic Relations of Lexical Units in Legal Language”; “Scientific Expertise: Legal Basis and Analysis.” Following the conference, it is planned to publish a collection of conference materials. @tsulbox