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Raison d'e^tre of this website:
Invitation to an interpreting cybercommunity.
Technical/Specialized sign rubric
Alger-Robbins, A. Interpreter
coordinators: The crucial link between the court and the interpreter.
American Translators Association, 1988 Code of Ethical Practices and Professional Rights.
Blake, J. E. Personality type and interpreters for the deaf.
Callahan, B.
Code of ethics - Court interpretation: Model guides for policy and practice in the state courts.
Code of professional responsibility for interpreters in the Oregon courts.
Deaf-blind freedom -- How far?
Eighinger, L. (November 1998). Condensed version of the study of ethics.
Gish, S. (1995). Appropriate dress for interpreters.
Grassick, S. (27 October 2001). Teaching Deaf-Blind children.
Green, C.
(1 March 1996). Interpreters must be dually allied.
Kinsella, T.
Levin, D. (30 November 1997).
Metcalf, C. (21 November 2001). Medical consent and Deaf-Blind patients.
Mintz, D. (27 January 1997). Open letter to Lydia Pellegrin.
NAJIT team interpreting resolution.
R . v. Attard Central Criminal Court (1958) 43 Cr.App.R.90. [United Kingdom]
Remen, R. N. (n.d.) In the service of life. "Serving is different from helping. Helping is based on inequality; it is not a relationship between equals."
Rodriguez, J. There's no justice for court interpreters.
State of Washington code of conduct for court interpreters.
Sanderson, G. (12 January 1984). Overuse Syndrome among Sign Language in terpreters.
Standards of conduct - Maricopa County, Arizona.
Standards of professional conduct for court interpreters (California).
State of Washington code of conduct for court interpreters.
10th Circuit: District must provide on-site interpretive services.
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