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Slough Magistrates' commits case to Reading Crown Court, despite failure of identification due to no interpreter present
'Shafi, from Pakistan, was not asked to confirm his address or date of birth as an interpreter had not been provided'
'Self-serving' interpreter figures slammed
The shadow justice minister has criticised as 'self-serving' performance data released on the company contracted to provide court interpreters
UK judiciary express concern about court interpreting
The Judiciary has begun to speak out against the private contract for court interpreting awarded by the Ministry of Justice to Applied Language Solutions, owned by Capita, which came into operation on 30th January 2012
MOJ to monitor court interpreters after one in ten fail to turn up or get translation wrong
The company tasked with providing translators to courts and tribunals will be monitored daily after failing to meet targets, the Ministry of Justice said today
