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Overcoming Language Barriers in the Criminal Justice System: Can Language Assistance Technology Help?
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Overcoming Language Barriers in the Criminal Justice System: Can Language Assistance Technology Help?
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Rahman, Insha
Hirsch, Joe
Shah, Susan
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Vera Institute of Justice (New York, NY)
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Published 2007.
12 pages.
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Foreign language communication
(Offender Management)
Information technology
(Administration)
The use of language assistance technology in the criminal justice system to address language barriers is discussed. Sections of this publication are: executive summary; introduction; roundtable participants; about the technology -- one-way, two-way, or remote simultaneous interpreting technology; roundtable discussion -- the technology (i.e., one way demonstration, applications, and potential drawbacks, two-way under development, and remote simultaneous interpreting demonstration, applications, and potential drawbacks); testing the technology; funding and implementation -- obtaining funding, training, potential legal issues; further considerations and next steps; and conclusion.
Accession Number: 022594
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