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‘Remote’ interpreting in legal context
Giovanna Fassetta interviews Sarah Craig about her project on Bail hearings and experiences with 'remote' interpreting in legal contexts.
Having watched the video, let us know:
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Was there anything that surprised you in the findings of the Bail Observation Project that Dr Sarah Craig illustrates?
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Do you know of similar circumstances where interpreting happens online? What are the challenges?
More information on the project discussed by Dr Sarah Craig can be found on the Bail Observation Project website.
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Interpreting for Refugees: Contexts, Practices and Ethics
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