Примеры использования Court interpreters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Court interpreters were made available.
Students with outstanding grades were recommended for work as court interpreters.
In the case of non-French-speaking citizens, court interpreters were always provided in the various national languages.
The authorities should do more to raise the quality andincrease the number of court interpreters.
The entry into force, in September 2009, of the Accreditation of Court Interpreters Act should help to ensure that that right was enjoyed in practice.
Perhaps this should be a profession by certification only,with a self- governing association of court interpreters being set up.
In JS1, it was pointed out that,due to a lack of court interpreters, cases were being postponed, causing excessive trial delays.
Standards to guarantee the quality of interpretation were being developed andmeasures were under way to test and accredit court interpreters.
In future, court interpreters and experts would need a university degree and have to prove advanced knowledge of the languages in question.
The Act establishes the Legal Assistance Department,which will assign legal representatives and court interpreters for disabled persons.
Continuing to develop a pool of court interpreters for all First Nations and organizing training sessions for Native interpreters; and.
He added, however, that the country was now faced with many new languages, in particular African ones,that the certified Swedish court interpreters did not know.
Court interpreters work only two three-hour court sessions per day because of the intense requirements involved in simultaneous interpretation.
In Guatemala, the right of defendants to a Maya-language interpreter was introduced in the Penal Code in 1992 and court interpreters have been hired since 1998.
In addition to the above fees, Court Interpreters are eligible for payment of travel and subsistence allowances when they are away from home.
School curriculums are being rewritten and the number of bilingual schools andteachers gradually expanded, as are the number of bilingual justice officials and court interpreters.
He asked how many court interpreters were available to ensure that members of ethnic communities and indigenous populations were able to follow their cases in their mother tongue.
The Mission believes that, to correct the shortcomings identifiedwith respect to the right of defence at trial, it is necessary to increase the number of public defenders and court interpreters.
Finding suitably qualified court interpreters with sufficient knowledge of indigenous languages had proved a challenge to the authorities, but guidelines had been drawn up, in conjunction with CONAI.
The Mission's investigations also indicated that problems with access to the courts and to defence counsel,as well as the lack of court interpreters, are most likely to affect the indigenous population.
It is the responsibility of the Judicial Administration Section to provide court interpreters and court reporters for the provision of transcripts for the plenaries currently being held with the judges and also for pre-trial hearings.
The pilot projects being carried out in Quetzaltenango, Petén and Quiché are aimed at developing the most suitable models for popular law offices andestablishing a system of court interpreters.
Our translation agency can also supply you with sworn,certified translations,(court) interpreters and apostilles for translations that will serve as legal documents abroad.
UNODC has reviewed piracy legislation and will continue to provide judicial training, legal resources and office equipment, transcription services, travel for foreign witnesses to testify in piracy trials,defence costs and court interpreters.
The report contained no information on how other languages were used in official contacts with the help of court interpreters, translation of documents and replies in the mother tongue, through the intermediary of officials speaking those languages, etc.
To ensure the access of indigenous peoples to the resources of the national legal system, the Government undertakes to promote free legaladvisory services for those with limited economic resources and reiterates its obligation to make court interpreters available to the indigenous communities, free of charge, thus ensuring the application of the principle that no one may be judged without having had the assistance of interpretation into his own language.
What does a court interpreter do?
The author states that the court interpreter spoke only a little English and translated into French, but that neither he nor R. L. had any substantial knowledge of French.
A court interpreter translated questions from the judge or the prosecutor to the defendants, and the latter's answers.
Czech law requires an officially authorized court interpreter to attend the ceremony if either the Bride or Groom does not speak Czech.