INTP 326 American Sign Language VII: Readings: Books

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Books

Here are some books related to Deaf and the CJ system and legal interpreting.

Books

Deaf People in the Criminal Justice System : Selected Topics on Advocacy, Incarceration, and Social Justice
Law enforcement interpreting for deaf persons
Interpreting in legal settings
Legal Rights: The Guide for Deaf People (6th ed.)
Check out p. 207 re: the wrong interpretation of a Deaf rape victim in a legal proceeding.

Books

Legal Interpreting : Teaching, Research, and Practice
Sign language interpreters in court : understanding best practices
Language and the law in deaf communities
The Language Problems of Minorities in the Legal Setting Roger W. Shuy
Trampling Miranda: Interrogating Deaf Suspects Rob Hoopes
Court Interpreting for Signing Jurors: Just Transmitting or Interpreting? Susan Mather and Robert Mather
When "Equal" Means "Unequal"--And Other Legal Conundrums for the Deaf Community Sarah S. Geer
Misunderstanding, Wrongful Convictions, and Deaf People George Castelle

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