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Interpreter 'bite' mistake causes trial collapse

Catherine Baksi - Law Gazette.   /   News   /   19 April 2012

The trial at Snaresbrook (pictured) was halted on Friday afternoon after the Romanian language interpreter admitted mistakenly telling the court that the defendant had allegedly been ‘bitten’ rather than ‘beaten’ by the victim of the alleged offence

Justice for Sale: Chaos in the Courts

Aisha Maniar   /   News   /   17 April 2012

'Spending public money to "save" money seems to be the way to go'

Trial collapses after interpreter translates 'beaten' as 'bitten'

Daily Telegraph   /   News   /   17 April 2012


A burglary trial has collapsed after an interpreter mistakenly translated 'beaten' as 'bitten', in the latest embarrassment for the court service's privatised translation system

10/04/12 Snaresbrook Crown Court - more ALS failures

EK   /   HMCTS Interpreting Reports   /   17 April 2012

'The No Show of ALS interpreters is causing a lot of difficulties in the courts and the way the cases are run' claims a local barrister


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