U.S. court interpreters working in tandem annoyed Massachusetts judge.

Interpreters work in courtrooms all over the State of Massachusetts, translating dozens of languages into English to “ensure access to justice.” But now some interpreters are refusing to work alone, insisting that two are required to do the job.Talk ab…

Language Translation – Interpreting skills tests: a challenge for the legal system

While it is crucial for court interpreters to be highly qualified, new testing systems are making it harder for courts to find interpreters at all.Which situation is preferable in a courtroom: poorly-qualified interpreters, no interpreters at all, or h…

Language Translation – Divided in translation

The American Translators Association’s divisions showcase a wide range of translation specialties.The American Translators Association, or ATA, boasts 11,000 members in over 90 countries. Membership privileges are extended not only to translators, bu…

Language Translation – Divided in translation

The American Translators Association’s divisions showcase a wide range of translation specialties.The American Translators Association, or ATA, boasts 11,000 members in over 90 countries. Membership privileges are extended not only to translators, bu…

Language Translation – Divided in translation