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Beloved interpreter remembered for his language skills — and his sketches — inside the courtroom
Mike Mahler, one of the first federally certified court interpreters in Texas, died last month. He founded his own language services company in 1970. Some of the defendants who Mike Mahler heard ...
According to Agustin de la Mora, it takes much more than being bilingual to be a court interpreter. De la Mora was one of two instructors working with prospective and currently employed court ...
The registration fee is $25, thanks to support from the State Office of Language Access. Individuals seeking to become court ...
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 exists to prevent discrimination based on national origin, gender or religion. The Court Interpreters Act of 1978 and the Amendments to the Act from 1988 ...
In recent years, interpretation in RI's District, Family and Superior courts has improved, but not in municipal and probate courts, where language interpretation is often informal and haphazard.
To meet the demand for certified court interpreters across the state, the Judicial Council approved the California Court Interpreter Workforce Pilot Program. It aims to increase court interpreter ...
In 1991, Dora Ornelas went to the Yakima County Courthouse looking for a part-time job during what she thought was going to be a brief time in Yakima. Since then, Ornelas has become a full-time ...
Abu Dhabi, Apr 20th, 2008 (WAM): In an effort to speed up disposal of cases and sharpen the skills of court translators, the Ministry of Justice conducted on Saturday, an intensive training programme ...
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