| 184779467 | Please share any additional strategies or the details of the strategies above in which you provided language access to the courts. | Please share any additional strategies or the details of the strategies above in which you provided language access to the courts. |
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Please share any additional strategies or the details of the strategies above in which you provided language access to the courts.
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9th JDC | The court recently held an American Sign Language course at the courthouse; court employees benefited from the training. |
17th JDC | The court used PowerPoint slide shows shown before court. |
22nd JDC | Interpreters not registered/qualified through LASC are qualified by judges. As the court generally used one firm to provide interpreters, it has been requested that all interpreters become registered/qualified through LASC. The court looked into CourtCall but found it cost-prohibitive. |
25th JDC | The court used its iPad to provide basic information to Spanish speaking litigants using English-to-Spanish translator. |
38th JDC | The Drug Court Participant handbook was written in plain English on a 6th-grade reading level. |
Jefferson Parish Juvenile Court | Non-English speaking parties always provided interpreters. |
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