Non-English Speakers Face Poor Translation of Justice
The Crime Report
AUGUST 23, 2021
Since 1970, when the Second Circuit ruled it unconstitutional to try an immigrant who spoke no English for murder without giving him an interpreter, the need for greater language access in the courts has only increased. Only 37 states require courtroom interpreters to be certified, according to data from NCAJ.
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