A public statement cannot be assessed solely from an isolated phrase. Its subject, situation, addressee, genre, preceding context, publication platform and social and political circumstances matter.
Expert examination helps describe semantic relationships and check whether conclusions in previous materials correspond to the content of the statement.
What you can do
- collect the disputed materials and their context;
- formulate appropriate questions for a specialist;
- assess whether a combined examination is needed;
- prepare a specialist opinion, including one based on review of an expert report.