JC Hears from Interpreters on Cuts
After calls and emails from interpreters, the Judicial Council voted to leave $1.8 million in reserve.
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After calls and emails from interpreters, the Judicial Council voted to leave $1.8 million in reserve.
Conference on serving self-represented litigants (SRLs) organized by the AOC’s Center for Families, Children and the Courts. Included presentations by interpreters Alejandra Siroka of SF and Genevieve Navar of Sonoma.
Organized by Anne Marx at the CIP, this second annual meeting focused on distance education and techniques for training interpreters in OTS languages.
By the Center for Families Children & the Courts, for staff that work with court users without an attorney. CIMCE credit available, several seminars on interpreting.
Bulletin from the AOC Court Interpreter Program on outreach, training and testing. Registration is open for certification exam, June 28-30 in five locations statewide.
Concerns with the change to the Consortium exam must be seriously addressed to ensure standards are not eroded.
The Judicial Council is seeking nominations for 3 positions on the Court Interpreters Advisory Panel: region 1 employee, ASL interpreter, coordinator/manager.
Registered interpreters will have 3 chances to pass the Consortium oral exam, starting this Summer. The AOC is cosponsoring weekend trainings this Spring in the East Bay.
Sat May 5 in Fresno
Homicide Investigation, the Culture of Illegal Street Drugs, the Post Mortem, Gang Sets and Subsets. 3 or 6 hrs CIMCE, free lunch. Details »