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Judge orders interpreters sworn, requires ISR forms and two-interpreter scheduling for trials
Summary
During the docket the court swore interpreters, reminded counsel to file ISR forms for dockets and trials, and instructed that trials requiring sustained interpretation must schedule two interpreters to trade off.
At the status docket the judge administered oaths to interpreters and reminded counsel about filing language/access forms for dockets and trials, including a requirement to file an ISR form each time for dockets and trials that need language services.
Several interpreters were sworn to "truly and accurately translate from English to Spanish and from Spanish to English"…
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