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Underqualified Court Interpreters in Japan

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COURT INTERPRETER IN COURT SYSTEM

INDIVIDUAL. SOCIETY. STATE. Proceedings of the International Student and Teacher Scientific and Practical Conference, 2019
The goal of the research is a study of legal basis for court interpreter's activity, exposure and analysis of problems. The research deals with the detailed study of legal basis for court interpreter's activity, reveals the topical issues in the there of court interpreting and provides analysis of these issues and suggestions.
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Court interpreting and classical rhetoric

Interpreting. International Journal of Research and Practice in Interpreting, 2015
This case study is based on a transcript of an authentic criminal proceeding in a Belgian Assize Court, where Dutch is the official language and the French-speaking defendant receives simultaneous whispered interpretation of the prosecutor’s closing speech.
Emmanuelle Gallez, Anne Reynders
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Evaluation of court interpreting

Interpreting. International Journal of Research and Practice in Interpreting, 2015
The present paper examines the metadiscourse of court interpreting, with a focus on the evaluative language used in relation to interpreting of expert witness testimony. The study explores interactional resources such as hedges, boosters, attitude markers, self-mentions and engagement markers, employed by participants in the interpreter-mediated South ...
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Truth through Court Interpreters

The International Journal of Evidence & Proof, 2009
This article examines the law and ethical principles applicable to the interpretation of trial evidence as developed in Hong Kong, but with comparative reference to other jurisdictions where pertinent. The rationale for the right to interpretation and the main applicable precepts are considered.
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Constitutional Interpretation outside the Courts

The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 2007
David Currie's four volumes about constitutional interpretation in Congress from 1789 to the Civil War provide historians, political scientists, and legal scholars with important insights into American political development. The books shed light on the gradual erosion of Congress' capacity to interpret the Constitution and offer a solid basis for ...
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