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Translate in court? Me? Ow?
A translator claimed he put in a job application for his cat to work for Delph-based Applied Language Solutions — and received an email saying he should take her for an assessment
Financial Times: Interpreting deal under fire
Justice ministers are under increasing pressure to reconsider a £300m private sector court interpreters’ contract after mistakes that have caused trials to be cancelled, hearings delayed and defendants misinformed, writes Helen Warrell.
Audio: Full BBC Radio Report on ALS with Follow-up Interview
You would expect the information used in our courts to be the best quality possible, but it seems that some translation services are not up to standard
VIDEO: BBC - Court interpreter checks 'non-existent'
It has been revealed that interpreters from a private firm have been working in courts in England and Wales without criminal record checks
