Assertion: interpreter | /r/HasProperty | certified
Facets:
value: professionally
type: MANNER
value: by the district courts
type: OTHER
value: individually
type: MANNER
value: nationally
type: LOCATION
value: in see
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: An interpreter that has been certified will be able to present certifications as confirmation that they are compliant with all current policies and procedures.
text: If the student uses Signed Exact English (SEE), then the interpreter must be qualified in SEE.
text: An interpreter can be considered as professionally qualified if he/
text: The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts classifies interpreters in different categories: certified interpreters, professionally qualified interpreters, and language skilled interpreters.
text: An interpreter that has been certified will be able to present certifications as confirmation that they are compliant with all current policies and procedures.
text: Pay also depends on whether the interpreter is certified and whether the person works full-time or part-time.
text: Most interpreters who are nationally certified have been issued certification from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID).
text: Remember that complaints to the Judicial Council have to be about interpreters that are certified or registered in California and either the court gave you, or you hired to help you.
text: Interpreters are certified or credentialed by courts and other entities for specific practice areas, such as law and medicine.
text: Not all professional court interpreters can be recognized as an interpreter that is professionally qualified.
text: Interpreters in other languages are qualified individually by the district courts where they work.
text: How can I be sure my interpreter is qualified?