Court’s demand for Spanish-speaking interpreters shows steady increase – Massachusetts
Tagged: MassachusettsPosted on: March 30th, 2007“English seemed to be the second language spoken Monday during Nantucket District Court’s criminal session.
Three different translators – Spanish, Portuguese and Lithuanian – were requested by the court staff in order to accommodate a number of defendants not fluent in English. Although it was unusual to have that many interpreters for a single session, it was illustrative of the growing demand for interpreters not only on Nantucket, but across Massachusetts.”
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