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Training for Court Interpreters Questions
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The Preferred method for interpreting at the witness stand is
Ans: Consecutive
At the arraignment, the defendant is
Ans: informed of the charges against him and asked to enter a plea
When attorney says to the court, "Your Honor, my client is willing to plead to
count 3,"
Ans: the client wishes to plead guilty on count 3.
The "burden of proof" refers to the fact that
Ans: the prosecutor must prove the case against the defendant.
probation
Ans: it is served in lieu of maximum jail term .
When an attorney cites "points and authorities" she
Ans: tells the court what precedent decisions it must follow in deciding the case.
The interpreter is free to speak with any member of the jury
Ans: When the jury has been dismissed.
A defendant who represents himself is designated
Ans: "in propria persona" Pro-Se (TX)
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Training for Court Interpreters Questions
with Detailed Verified Answers (100%
Correct Answers) /Already Graded A+
The Preferred method for interpreting at the witness stand is
Ans: Consecutive
At the arraignment, the defendant is
Ans: informed of the charges against him and asked to enter a plea
When attorney says to the court, "Your Honor, my client is willing to plead to
count 3,"
Ans: the client wishes to plead guilty on count 3.
The "burden of proof" refers to the fact that
Ans: the prosecutor must prove the case against the defendant.
probation
Ans: it is served in lieu of maximum jail term .
When an attorney cites "points and authorities" she
Ans: tells the court what precedent decisions it must follow in deciding the case.
The interpreter is free to speak with any member of the jury
Ans: When the jury has been dismissed.
A defendant who represents himself is designated
Ans: "in propria persona" Pro-Se (TX)
