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Hybrid In-person/Remote Proceedings: Best Practices Learned the Hard Way

February 23, 2022 By Law Division Leave a Comment

By Ernest Niño-Murcia This is an adaptation/updating of a piece originally published in NAJIT Proteus. When much of the country locked down in the spring of 2020, interpreters faced the challenge of moving their work online. Adapting to remote proceedings involved learning to use new programs and investing in new equipment and, perhaps most difficult […]

Filed Under: LawD Expert Insights, LawD Guest Contribution, Repost Collection Tagged With: Court interpreters, hybrid in-person/remote proceedings, hybrid proceedings, remote interpreting, remote proceedings

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