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Barrister: interpreter no-shows are now the norm
“There is no need for an interpreter then, it is expensive! I personally have quite few Iranian friends. They are very intelligent people. I am sure he will understand"
'Self-serving' interpreter figures slammed
The shadow justice minister has criticised as 'self-serving' performance data released on the company contracted to provide court interpreters
MoJ refuses to answer FOI requests, citing costs
'Although we cannot answer your request at the moment, if you refine it so that we can deal with it under the cost limit, then we will take it forward'
UK judiciary express concern about court interpreting
The Judiciary has begun to speak out against the private contract for court interpreting awarded by the Ministry of Justice to Applied Language Solutions, owned by Capita, which came into operation on 30th January 2012
