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Crown Court judge has hit out at an interpreting service for not supplying translators for court cases
'[...] the politicians and officials at the MOJ have persisted in attempting to impose the Framework on interpreters and in the delusion that they can force highly-qualified, intelligent, freelance professionals to work for them under clearly unacceptable arrangements'
When told that the court had issued an "interim order", she translated it as "internal order" and was unable to translate the expression "final order"
Information provided to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) by ALS indicated that, on 6 July, there were 301 interpreters on the ALS list who were also registered on the NRPSI.



