25 Apr 2024
This PowerPoint presentation by Sue Bryant, CUNY School of Law, provides the basics of working with an interpreter when dealing with a Limited English Proficient client. Included within the presentation is an examination of who can be an interpreter, ethical concerns, as well as red flags to be aware of during an interpreted interview. Additionally, the training provides pointers to the attorney on how best to frame his/her questions, as well as other practical suggestions to provide the client with equal access to justice.
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