Common use of Team Interpreting Clause in Contracts

Team Interpreting. The Court recognizes that interpreter assignments can vary in the demands made upon the physical and mental stamina of interpreters and that an interpreter may need to advise the Judicial Officer that he/she is fatigued and needs a break. To the extent team interpreting is appropriate, upon request, the Court will make reasonable efforts to provide a second interpreter. The Court acknowledges that team interpreting is appropriate under the following circumstances: (1) for evidentiary hearings that require simultaneous interpreting and are expected to last more than 35 minutes; (2) or whenever an interpreter is required to perform consecutive interpretation for one hour or more.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Memorandum of Understanding, Memorandum of Understanding