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'I apologised and said that I could not help, even though I would be more than happy to attend the police station and court if the Framework Agreement was abandoned'
In a recent Skype conference EULITA’s Executive Committee decided to send a letter to the Lord Chancellor and the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Justice in which it expressed its concern over the current situation in the UK
A shortage of interpreters is causing massive backlogs in court cases, according to one lawyer. The government privatised translator services after striking a £300m deal with Applied Language Solutions. But a lack of translators at Croydon’s courts is causing delays, increasing waiting times and costs.
Listing officer in a major Crown Court appalled by the new system
