Chapter 4. Interpreters as Witnesses and the Experts Who Examine Them @GallaudetUniversityPress
Chapter 4. Interpreters as Witnesses and the Experts Who Examine Them @GallaudetUniversityPress
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Carla M. Mathers. (2022). "Interpreters as Witnesses and the Experts Who Examine Them: The Pragmatics Behind the Politics." In Jeremy. L. Brunson (Ed.), LEGAL INTERPRETING: TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND PRACTICE (pp. 73-105). Gallaudet University Press. https://gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/L/Legal-Interpreting

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