INT-100-INFO PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES TO APPOINT A NONCERTIFIED OR NONREGISTERED INTERPRETER IN CRIMINAL AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PROCEEDINGS The court is required to appoint a certified interpreter to interpret a language designated by - Preview on Page 1

INT-100-INFO PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES TO APPOINT A NONCERTIFIED OR NONREGISTERED INTERPRETER IN CRIMINAL AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PROCEEDINGS The court is required to appoint a certified interpreter to interpret a language designated by - 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the form's sections, which outline the procedures for appointing a noncertified interpreter. Ensure you understand the requirements for good cause as specified.
  3. Fill out the proposed interpreter's details, including their qualifications. This may involve completing and signing the Qualifications of a Noncertified or Nonregistered Interpreter form (INT-110).
  4. Submit the completed form to the court administrator for review. Make sure all necessary signatures are included.
  5. Once reviewed, follow up with the presiding judge’s findings on the qualifications of the interpreter. Ensure that any required documentation is provided.
  6. On the day of proceedings, complete and file a Certification of Unavailability of Certified or Registered Interpreter (form INT-120) if needed.

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