General Resources for Court Interpreters
- NCSC – National Center for State Courts: Court Interpretation
- NAJIT – The National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators
- RID – Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (How to Become an Interpreter)
- ATA – American Translators Association
- FCICE – Federal Court Interpreter Certification Examination Program
- CCIO – Community & Court Interpreters of the Ohio Valley
- OCRID – Ohio Chapter of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
- CA Court System Professional Ethics and the Role of the Court Interpreter
- National Center for Interpretation
Language Services
- Superintendence Rules and Code of Professional Conduct for Court Interpreters and Translators
- Cultural Misconceptions about Deaf People and the Challenge for the Courts
- Court Interpreter Credentialing Process
- Court Interpreter Credentialing Program
- Continuing Interpreter Education Requirements
- Translated Forms
- General Resources for Court Interpreters
- Resource Materials for Exam Preparation
- Denial of Access to Interpreter Complaint Forms
- Information for Deaf & Limited-English Litigants
- Compliant Resolution Process
- Language Services Section Schedule of Events
- Legal Requirements for Language Access
- Language Access Compliance
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