Government
May 29, 2013
Judicial branch looking at new court interpreter options
The state's court system may be looking to overhaul and expand its offerings of language assistance to non-English speakers as pressure mounts amid an ongoing Department of Justice investigation.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California's court system may be looking to overhaul and expand its offerings of language assistance to non-English speakers as pressure mounts amid an ongoing Department of Justice investigation into the state's lack of court interpreter services for civil suits and other matters.
Trial courts are negotiating with the California Federation of Interpreters, the interpreters' union, in three...
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