Law Practice
Aug. 13, 2002
Breaking Public Access
Forum Column - By Hiram Torres - A new piece of legislation that likely will substantially restrict public access to certified and registered interpreters in California is nearing final approval without the benefit of hearings that would allow legislators to hear opinions regarding its implications for California courts before voting.
Hiram Torres
Interpreter Alameda County Superior Court
Hiram is a state and federally certified court interpreter and a former member of the Judicial Council's Court Interpreters Advisory Panel.
Forum Column
By Hiram Torres
A new piece of legislation that likely will substantially restrict public access to certified and registered interpreters in California is nearing final approval without the benefit of hearings that would allow legislators...
By Hiram Torres
A new piece of legislation that likely will substantially restrict public access to certified and registered interpreters in California is nearing final approval without the benefit of hearings that would allow legislators...
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