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‘Car crash’ contract puts Ministry of Justice in the firing line
Senior officials from the Ministry of Justice faced ridicule and derision by MPs at the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (15 October) when they examined the interpreting contract awarded by MoJ to Applied Language Solutions (ALS), now owned by Capita
MoJ shambles: what is it really about? Does anyone know?
Protection of the title 'Legal Interpreter' requires three elements: a qualification recognised and approved of both by interpreters and the MoJ, membership of a professional body and respect of service users
Students failed DPSI exam but continue working for Capita
'What sort of interpretation quality do these people provide?'
What really needs changing in the Criminal Justice System re: interpreters
'Without publishing a thorough analysis of interpreters’ usage in the criminal justice system (courts, tribunals, prisons, probation, police), it is futile to present any models as we do not have all the facts'
