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Forensics, interpretation and changes to criminal justice
A campaign has been launched to get the Ministry of Justice to bring interpreting services back in-house, but given this government’s track record with Welfare Reform and the NHS, don’t hold too much hope that they’ll listen to reason
HMCS Kirklees use "internet translation programme"
The case was adjourned until tomorrow to allow for an interpreter to be present
Video: Translation firm accused of misleading law courts
BBC London has learned that a private company, which provides interpreters to courts, is being accused of using the details of dozens of language experts who do not even work for it
Private court interpretation company 'should face contempt proceedings'
Attorney general is urged to take action against ALS, which was awarded court interpretation monopoly, after string of delays
