Ali Almanna is Associate Professor of Translation Studies at Hamad Bin Khalifa University, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Qatar. He obtained his PhD in Translation Studies from the University of Durham, UK and his MA in Translation Studies from Westminster University, UK. In addition to many articles published in peer reviewed journals, he is author, editor and translator of several publications, including The Routledge Course in Translation Annotation (2016), Semantics for Translation Students (2016), The Nuts and Bolts of Arabic-English Translation (2018), The Arabic-English Translator as Photographer (2019), Re-Framing Realities through Translation (2020), and Translation as a Set of Frames (2021).

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• 1. Setting the scene.- 2. Global & local strategies.- 3. Lexical features.- 4. Syntactic features.- 5. Modality.- 6. Legal rights.- 7. Contractual obligations.- 8. Torts.- 9. People & law.- 10. Crimes.- 11. Cybercrimes.

Ali Almanna is Associate Professor of Translation Studies at Hamad Bin Khalifa University, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Qatar. He obtained his PhD in Translation Studies from the University of Durham, UK and his MA in Translation Studies from Westminster University, UK. In addition to many articles published in peer reviewed journals, he is author, editor and translator of several publications, including The Routledge Course in Translation Annotation (2016), Semantics for Translation Students (2016), The Nuts and Bolts of Arabic-English Translation (2018), The Arabic-English Translator as Photographer (2019), Re-Framing Realities through Translation (2020), and Translation as a Set of Frames (2021).

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• 1. Setting the scene.- 2. Global & local strategies.- 3. Lexical features.- 4. Syntactic features.- 5. Modality.- 6. Legal rights.- 7. Contractual obligations.- 8. Torts.- 9. People & law.- 10. Crimes.- 11. Cybercrimes.

Ali Almanna is Associate Professor of Translation Studies at Hamad Bin Khalifa University, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Qatar. He obtained his PhD in Translation Studies from the University of Durham, UK and his MA in Translation Studies from Westminster University, UK. In addition to many articles published in peer reviewed journals, he is author, editor and translator of several publications, including The Routledge Course in Translation Annotation (2016), Semantics for Translation Students (2016), The Nuts and Bolts of Arabic-English Translation (2018), The Arabic-English Translator as Photographer (2019), Re-Framing Realities through Translation (2020), and Translation as a Set of Frames (2021).

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• 1. Setting the scene.- 2. Global & local strategies.- 3. Lexical features.- 4. Syntactic features.- 5. Modality.- 6. Legal rights.- 7. Contractual obligations.- 8. Torts.- 9. People & law.- 10. Crimes.- 11. Cybercrimes.