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Research on the Privatisation of Court Interpreting

Carla Avenia Koency   /   Analysis and Comment   /   26 July 2014

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Hundreds of cases left without interpreter

Law Society Gazette   /   News   /   18 July 2014

Hundreds of court cases requiring an interpreter were disrupted in the first quarter as outsourcer Capita continued to fall short of its required performance target

Grantham court: Handling vehicles case is adjourned

Grantham Journal   /   HMCTS Interpreting Reports   /   14 July 2014

The case of two men charged in relation to the handling of stolen Mercedes vehicles has been adjourned so that evidence can be provided to the defence and appropriate interpreters arranged

Letter to Public Accounts Committee

Brendan Pells   /   Letters   /   06 July 2014

The MoJ has no intention of requiring Capita to tighten up the process of recruiting and deploying interpreters, because it is only by being able to use unqualified and inexperienced linguists (interpreter is not the correct description) that Capita is able to get anywhere near the fulfilment rates required by the contract


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