Filters
- Keys to Success Documentnjcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarKEYS TO SUCCESS The following is part of and must be read in conjunction with the Overview of the Oral Exam. What are the keys to success in the court interpreting profession? Court interpreting is a sophisticated and demanding profession that requires …
- Reciprocity Policy Documentnjcourts.govLanguage Services Section, Revised January 2024 RECIPROCITY IMPORTANT: Reciprocity is provided for inclusion in the New Jersey Judiciary Registry of Interpreting Resources (Registry) to candidates credentialed elsewhere and who reside in or near enough to …
- Becoming an Arabic Court Interpreter Documentnjcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarBECOMING AN ARABIC COURT INTERPRETER Language Services Section (LSS) Programs and Procedures Unit Office of Management and Administrative Services Administrative Office of the Courts P.O. Box 988 Trenton, NJ 08625-0988 Langsvcs.mailbox@njcourts.gov …
- njcourts.govCommon Oral Interpreting Exam Performance Deficiencies Page | 1 NNaattiioonnaall CCeenntteerr ffoorr SSttaattee CCoouurrttss Common Oral Interpreting Exam Performance Deficiencies The National Center for State Courts develops bilingual oral interpreting …
- Oral Exam Outcomes Documentnjcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarLanguage Services Section, Revised July 2015 ORAL EXAM OUTCOMES The following is a summary of and must be read in conjunction with the Court Interpreting Test Results section of the Overview For Examinees Taking the Court Interpreter Oral Exam (Overview). …
- Overview of the New Jersey Judiciary's Test of English Speaking Proficiency - Spoken English Test Documentnjcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendar1 of 5 Language Services Section, December 2021 OVERVIEW OF THE NEW JERSEY JUDICIARY´S TEST OF ENGLISH SPEAKING PROFICIENCY (Spoken English Test) Language Services Section (LSS) Administrative Office of the Courts Trenton, New Jersey Introduction Two of …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarRESOURCES FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF NON-SPANISH COURT INTERPRETERS Contents by Category: Standard Reference Materials ...................................................................................................... 1 Self-help Training …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarCLASSIFICATION OF INTERPRETERS WHO WORK IN LANGUAGES FOR WHICH THERE IS NO COURT INTERPRETING ORAL EXAMINATION 1 of 2 Language Services Section, Revised January 2023 Classification Levels for “Registered” Interpreters Interpreters who work in a language …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarNJ-REG-A (Rev 12/06) Business Registration and Certification for Individuals Contracting with Public Agencies and for Unincorporated Construction Contractors Ch. 57, P.L. 2004: State law requires all contractors and subcontractors with the State or other …
- Business Registration Application Documentnjcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendar… Business Registration Application … Business Registration Application Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational resources, and volunteer opportunities offered by the New Jersey Courts, including mediation, supervised visitation, and name …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarNJ Statutes - Sign Language Interpreting Current as of May 2007 Table of Contents N.J.S.A. 34:1-69.7 Legislative findings and declarations.....................................................................................................2 N.J.S.A. …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarNew Jersey Judiciary Language Access Plan Page 55 of 75 Appendix 11 GUIDELINES FOR TRIALS INVOLVING DEAF JURORS WHO SERVE WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS (Revised 2016) Appendix 11 – Guidelines for Trials Involving Deaf Jurors …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarNew Jersey Judiciary Language Access Plan Page 60 of 75 Appendix 12 GUIDELINES FOR USING SPECIALIST INTERPRETERS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING (Revised 2016) (Specialist Interpreters: Certified Deaf Interpreters, Deaf-Blind Interpreters, …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarN 1 \v I , " , , \ ------- ·-·-- J l J 1) [ (' 1 ARY Independence # Integrity Fairness #Quality Service OPERATIONAL STANDARDS FOR TELEPHONE INTERPRETING Approved by the Judicial Council April 24, 2001 Links: Manual for Judges Manual for Managers Manual …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendar1 SUGGESTED VOIR DIRE TO DETERMINE QUALIFICATIONS OF UNREGISTERED INTERPRETERS Knowledge of the Languages and General Education 1. How did you learn English? 2. Have you formally studied the English language in school or college? Please describe if so. 3. …
- njcourts.govNew Jersey Judiciary, Language Services Registry of Telephone Interpreting Agencies Language Name of Agency and Contact Information Arabic, Arabian Peninsula Integrated Translat ion Services, LLC M r. George K. M ayo Day: 908-688-2237 President and CEO …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarLanguage Services Section Terms and Conditions for Agencies Providing Services Page 1 of 4 Orig. pub. Nov.12, 2004 (Rev. 11/05; 9/06; 5/07; 8/07; 11/07; 01/19) TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES TO THE JUDICIARY DEFINITION An “agency” is …
- Language Identification Guide Documentnjcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendar1 LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION GUIDE1 Introduction This Guide is based primarily on ETHNOLOGUE: LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD.2 The web edition was used for this update.3 The purposes of the Guide are to-- promote the ability of managers of court interpreting …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarHow Does an Agency Become Registered for Purposes of Delivering Telephone Interpretation? The official representative of the agency must complete all requirements for agencies that deliver any type of court interpreting service (on-site, telephone, VRI) …
- njcourts.gov › edit week 2 appellate calendarHow Does an Agency Become Registered for Purposes of Delivering Video Remote Interpretation (VRI) in Sign Languages? P a g e 1 | 2 Agencies that provide interpreting services for any form of sign language must meet the qualifications mandated by law …