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BBC Coventry and Warwickshire 7/03/2012 (Audio file)
Since the contract started there's been widespread disruption to the court service leading to adjournments, mistakes and extra costs
ALS offers cash to beat interpreting boycott
The company running the controversial new courtroom interpreting service is offering cash incentives to interpreters who recruit friends, the Gazette has learned, as it emerged than nine out of 10 court interpreters are boycotting the service
What happens when ALS fails to provide an interpreter
'A colleague has received information from a reliable source that when ALS fails to provide an interpreter after a booking was made by a court, it is recorded as a cancellation and ALS charges a cancellation fee'
Audio: BBC Lincolnshire: Court interpreting - 15/02/12
Changes to the way that interpreters are provided for court hearings are causing major delays and disruption in the criminal justice system in Lincolnshire
