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't some point my Polish client asked what he'd been sentenced to, because an interpreter booked for him at court "could not speak English, he just stood there, mute"
'For many of us, it is a hard choice to refuse direct bookings from the Courts and Asylum and Tribunal Services (AIT), but as long as the FWA is still in force, accepting work would mean propping up an unsustainable system'
Attorney general is urged to take action against ALS, which was awarded court interpretation monopoly, after string of delays
I am not an interpreter but I heard about the rabbit and I thought I would try. My 85 year old KGB vetted meerkat, who took 50 years to pass a GCSE was invited to the assessment - well, you want to earn another £100 Gav. ALS's invitation below.
