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Chapter II. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE TERMS OF LAWYER'S SPEECH

• The fact that the basic principles of advocacy, the powers of a lawyer, the inviolability of a lawyer, the prevention of interference in the practice of advocacy, the protection of advocacy and the social protection of lawyers are enshrined in law, increases the reputation of the lawyer ' Giving lawyers such privileges also requires them to take a more responsible approach to their work. At the same time, your lawyer's defense speech is required not only superficially, but also at a high level. Of course, the burden of this obligation will be great. To do this, lawyers must have a high level of knowledge of the norms and requirements of literary language and the legal language that is an integral part of it, just as they have mastered jurisprudence. The defense of a lawyer's defense speech is based on proving with evidence. If the lawyer is not able to gather enough evidence in a particular case, he will not be able to prove the innocence of the suspect in court.

Chapter III. PARADIGMATIC AND STYLISTIC ANALYSIS OF LAWYER'S SPEECH

• A paradigmatic relationship is one in which words belong to the same group of words and have some similarity in meaning. Units in this set of words can be used interchangeably in the same position in a sentence. Through syntagmatic relations, units are interconnected and interconnected to form a speech structure.
• Paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations are inextricably linked with the semantic properties of lexical units. Paradigmatic relationships are the basis for dividing words into semantic classes. The functions of units in a paradigmatic class in a sentence are similar. On the basis of syntagmatic relations, paradigmatic class units come together to achieve communicative goals. Based on these two relationships, the paradigmatic and syntagmatic aspects of the meaning of each word can be identified.

Analsis of Uzbek and English Lawyers` speech