Criteria of Extremist Speech Acts: Forensic Linguistic Diagnostic Complexes

Table 4: CDC ‘justification of the need to carry out extremist activities’

Speech product component	Forensic (linguistic) features of the reference sample
Topic (subject of speech)	1. object of criminogenic aggression: a) a group of people distinguished on the basis of social identity, or its representative(s) b) public order (public interests) 2. unlawful extremist actions
Attitude	a positive assessment of the described / indicated extremist actions through their:approvalpraiseglorificationexpressing feelings of belonging / solidarity, etc.
Speech purpose	convincing the recipient of the admissibility / correctness / desirability / necessity of committing extremist actions

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