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Apology after court blunder delays hearing
The company responsible for providing interpreters for criminal courts in England and Wales has apologised unreservedly to York magistrates for causing a day-long court delay
Sex offender's appeal over conduct of court interpreter
A sex offender attempted to have his conviction for attacking a woman quashed after claiming an interpreter – who was not properly qualified – told the victim what to say in court
Lost in privatisation: Capita, court interpreting services and fair trial rights
A translator and human rights activist analyses the ongoing issues thrown up by the privatisation of court interpreting services by the Ministry of Justice
British Justice. Whatever happened to it?
'Capita has supplied to the Courts - on at least 6,000 occasions that we know about - unqualified linguists masquerading as genuine bona-fide interpreters'
