Hiram Torres' piece "Must we interpret everything that's said in a courtroom?" (March 1, 2016) grossly misrepresents the professional practices and standards observed by court interpreters and the objectives of the California Federation of Interpreters (CFI). As a state and federally certified Spanish court interpreter who works full-time in the Alameda County Superior Court, I speak for the vast majority of my colleagues in pointing out the half-truth...
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