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Sign Language Interpreters in Court: Understanding Best Practices
Sign Language Interpreters in Understanding Best Practices is the first comprehensive text examining the role and function of sign language interpreters working in the legal arena. Designed for interpreters seeking a principled basis to justify best and emerging practices, the book presents a critical analysis of the constitutional, statutory and ethical foundations underpinning the work of court interpreters. Sign Language Interpreters in Understanding Best Practices offers the theoretical tools for understanding, applying and articulating the various roles and functions undertaken by sign language interpreters in court.
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First published April 1, 2006
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September 23, 2022
This book was very informative and it answered a few questions I had previously. My main concern is it was published in 2007. I'm sure many things are different now. Also none of the examples mentioned were in the state I live in. I understand this book is for State side interpreters, but I would read a California precedent or Florida or... and wonder if it applied to me or if I should skip that area.
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