Analysis and Comment

What really needs changing in the Criminal Justice System re: interpreters

VB   /   Analysis and Comment   /   19 October 2012

'Without publishing a thorough analysis of interpreters’ usage in the criminal justice system (courts, tribunals, prisons, probation, police), it is futile to present any models as we do not have all the facts'

Revealed: the MoJ's secret weapon

Brendan Pells   /   Analysis and Comment   /   19 October 2012

'Having watched the PAC hearing, I'm beginning to understand why the MoJ was so relaxed about ignoring independent advice about ALS, and not bothering to stress-test  their capabilities'

MoJ cannot say it wasn't warned about ALS

MJL   /   Analysis and Comment   /   18 October 2012

'With two ongoing parliamentary inquiries into the failed contract, it is to be hoped that the extent and volume of information that was provided by interpreters and ignored by the MoJ will be revealed'

MoJ admits it didn't consult interpreters over FWA pay rates before awarding contract

Peter Shortall   /   Analysis and Comment   /   18 October 2012

'Are these the actions of a competent, accountable government department which is careful to ensure that procurement contracts run smoothly, that taxpayers' money is spent wisely in a sector where the cost of disruption can be huge, and that requests for information are dealt with transparently and promptly?'


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