Courtroom Interpreter: Need vs. Want
As Prof. Shea Denning mentioned in her post yesterday, the School of Government and the Conference of District Attorneys jointly presented the Practical Skills for New Prosecutors course last week. […]
December 7, 2011
Is the Translation or Interpretation of Another’s Statements Hearsay?
Suppose a person who speaks only Spanish is stopped on suspicion of impaired driving by two officers, Officer A and Officer B. Officer A speaks and understands only English. Officer […]
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