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BBC London has learned that a private company, which provides interpreters to courts, is being accused of using the details of dozens of language experts who do not even work for it
'Luckily the defendant could understand some English and therefore was replying to the questions that he was asked and not the ones that were interpreted to him'
'This could have been resolved far sooner but instead the client spent a month needlessly remanded in custody with no idea what was going on'
'I would like to repeat the Chartered Institute’s willingness to work with the MoJ to help resolve the difficulties the criminal justice system is currently encountering with the provision of suitable interpreting, but I would urge you not to confuse the issue by making unfounded claims about the earnings of public service interpreters'
