Publications and Media

Manual detailing the California Court Interpreter Credential Review procedures

Form to file a complaint regarding a violation of ethical standards or other alleged acts of

misconduct by a California certified or registered court interpreter

Reciprocity application for ASL candidates currently holding the Texas Court Interpreters Certificate.

Report to the Judicial Council for recommendations of new American Sign Language requirements.

For Cycle 5, the Judicial Council approved language access grants for trial court signage and technology for 17 trial courts to improve services and better assist court users with limited English proficiency. As in previous cycle, courts were able to submit project proposals for funding consideration from multiple grant funds in one submission process. All funding from Cycle 5 under the $2.35 million annual allocation, was distributed to courts.

Annual Trial Court Interpreters Program Expenditure Report: Fiscal Year 2021-22

A self-assessment guide and questionnaire about the essential knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) that are needed for the job.

For Cycle 4, the Judicial Council approved language access grants for trial court signage and technology for 26 trial courts to improve services and better assist court users with limited English skills. In this cycle, courts were able to submit project proposals for funding consideration from multiple grant funds in one submission process.

Short list of definitions for each method of interpretation.

Please visit the Procurement Services webpage for the United Language Group master agreement and amendment (for ASL VRI services on platforms like Zoom), updated user instructions, and participating addendum.