The ImPLI project, pre-trial interpreting in Italy and the transposition of directive 2010/64/eu
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https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2015.v1i19.2091Keywords:
police interpreting, directive 2010/64/UE, right to interpreting in italyAbstract
This paper focuses on the right to court interpreting and police interpreting in Italy. The data presented about the situation in Italy are derived from the results of ImPLI (Improving Police and Legal Interpreting), a European research project funded by DG Justice which collected facts and figures about police interpreting in Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom. The transposition of directive 2010/64/UE into Italian law is analysed to understand its impact on interpreting rights for people under investigation, accused persons and witnesses in Italy. The main drawbacks as well as improvements of the directive transposition are highlighted and discussedDownloads
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