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10/04/12 Snaresbrook Crown Court - more ALS failures
'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
Attorney General - Judges or Magistrates could potentially take action against interpreters
'If you come to the same conclusion as me, the only responsible thing to do is to forward this to all unqualified interpreters that you know are working for ALS, and to all court officials'
Interpreting error leads to £25,000 retrial costs
A trial at a London court collapsed last Friday after it was revealed that an interpreter employed by Applied Language Solutions had made a grave interpreting error
Recruiting Students as Interpreters
'The opportunity should be taken to point out that for those students who genuinely believe they have the skills to provide interpreting in the justice sector, there is an established career path leading to becoming RPSIs'
