Litigation
Sep. 16, 2000
Court of Babel
Those who point out problems with poor interpreting too often focus on bad interpreters and do not criticize the system that allows them to continue working.
In the Daily Journal article "Testimonial Woes" (Forum, Aug. 2), attorney Steve Baughman makes some sweeping claims. According to Baughman, interpreters "commit a shocking number of errors in judicial and administrative hearings." We take exception to this generalized ...
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