Once again, this word is usually used in a legal context.

再一次，这个词通常用于法律背景。

Usually you will hear this term in a legal context when we're talking about the law.

通常，当我们谈论法律时，您会在法律背景下听到这个词。

So can you talk about what distinguishes, let's say, a slippery-slope argument in the legal context from one made in some other public discourse?

那么，您能否谈谈法律背景下的滑坡论点与其他公共话语中的论点有何区别？

Applied linguistics contributes to the field of forensic linguistics, which involves the analysis of language in legal contexts, such as courtroom discourse, authorship attribution, and language evidence.

应用语言学对法庭语言学领域做出了贡献，该领域涉及法律背景下的语言分析，例如法庭话语、作者归属和语言证据。

Is the typical slippery-slope argument in a legal context substantially different than a slippery-slope argument that we might hear elsewhere from a politician, from someone in education, healthcare, etc.?

法律背景下典型的滑坡论点与我们在其他地方从政客、教育、医疗保健等领域的人士那里听到的滑坡论点是否有本质上的不同？

" To pardon" (pardon) someone in a legal context is to say you are no longer guilty and you no longer have to suffer the consequences of being found guilty.

“To pardon”（赦免）某人在法律语境中就是说你不再有罪，你不必再承受被判有罪的后果。