Judges and Judiciary
Aug. 6, 2018
Interpreters to be provided free in most civil cases
California courts are expanding language services to all types of cases in every county.
California courts are expanding language services to all types of cases in every county, according to a Judicial Council report issued Friday.
“We’re just about fully expanded so that all case types across the state can get an interpreter for free,” said Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Steven K. Austin, a member of the council’s Language Access Plan Implementation Task Force and head of the budget and monetary subcommittee....
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