The wrong emoji can get you into trouble - and into court! That's what resident (and highly paid) South Mimm's U lawyer. Terence Prole, says. He cites cases and research into the rising importance of emoji's in litigation. What do they mean? How can you interpret them in a legal situation? Are emoji's an entirely new language, or just a different way for the same old emotions, lies, and prejudices to be expressed pictographically? Terence is also keen to create his own emoji - and he explains why and what it is.\xa0
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