Interpreting in Legal Settings

Discover the essential role of interpreters in legal contexts with Interpreting in Legal Settings, published by Gallaudet University Press in 2012. This insightful paperback, spanning 204 pages, delves into the complexities faced by both spoken and sign language interpreters within the legal system. The book features data-driven studies that explore significant cases, including the 1987 Ivan Demjanjuk trial in Israel, asylum appeals in Austria, and the preparation of sign language interpreter teams in Canadian trials. Ideal for professionals and students alike, this comprehensive resource highlights the challenges and importance of effective communication in legal proceedings. Enhance your understanding of this vital field and the impact interpreters have on justice and accessibility.