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Length:
34 minutes
Released:
Nov 23, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
When you have limited proficiency in English, the United States justice system can seem overwhelming and confusing. However, working behind-the-scenes to increase access to the courts and level the playing field are a group of dedicated, unsung superheroes – interpreters!
In this latest episode of Open Ninth, Chief Judge Don Myers and the Ninth Circuit’s Interpreter Judge, Judge Luis Calderon, explore the important role interpreters play in the administration of justice, how that role has changed over time, and how Virtual Remote Interpreting takes it to the next level.
Show Notes
0:19 - Judge Luis Calderon’s background
3:23 - Immigrating, family values, and educational achievement
9:30 - Passing DC and New York Bar Exams, practicing criminal defense
16:51 - Limited English proficiency and interpreter services
21:58 - The role of an interpreter judge and interpreters in the courtroom
28:21 - Need for interpreters and resources
29:32 - Virtual Remote Interpreting
31:30 - COVID-19 and interpreting
In this latest episode of Open Ninth, Chief Judge Don Myers and the Ninth Circuit’s Interpreter Judge, Judge Luis Calderon, explore the important role interpreters play in the administration of justice, how that role has changed over time, and how Virtual Remote Interpreting takes it to the next level.
Show Notes
0:19 - Judge Luis Calderon’s background
3:23 - Immigrating, family values, and educational achievement
9:30 - Passing DC and New York Bar Exams, practicing criminal defense
16:51 - Limited English proficiency and interpreter services
21:58 - The role of an interpreter judge and interpreters in the courtroom
28:21 - Need for interpreters and resources
29:32 - Virtual Remote Interpreting
31:30 - COVID-19 and interpreting
Released:
Nov 23, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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