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Law Society Gazette: MPs condemn ‘shambolic’ court interpreter deal
The Ministry of Justice’s outsourcing of court interpreter services was ‘nothing short of shambolic’ according to a highly critical report from the House of Commons Justice Committee, which questions whether the deal is ‘financially sustainable
The Guardian: Trials collapsing thanks to 'shambolic' privatisation of translation services
Ministry of Justice and Capita-owned interpreting firm condemned by MPs as courts count the cost of no-shows
BBC: Court contract handling by Ministry of Justice 'a shambles'
A government department has been branded "shambolic" by MPs over its handling of a contract for court language services in England and Wales
Translation firm’s poor performance charge
Applied Language Solutions, which was bought out by Capita in 2011, has been dogged by controversy since it landed a £42 million Government courts contract
