This is the 3-hour recording of the webinar which was presented live on December 12, 2020. You will receive a document containing the links to the slides and the video recording.

Course Summary:

In this language-neutral course, we will examine the professional standards and codes of ethics for court interpreters. We will compare and contrast the different codes and standards for different states as well as codes of ethics for interpreters in other fields and we will discuss where court interpreters must “draw the line” in order to stay within the scope of interpretation.

During this pre-recorded webinar you will be able to observe the lively discussion and interaction we incorporate into all of our live webinars. We hope you will join us for an upcoming live course as well.

About the Instructor:

Javier Castillo, Jr. is president of Castillo Language Services, Inc. in Greenville, NC and is a conference interpreter, Federally Certified Court Interpreter, NC AOC certified court interpreter, Certified Medical Interpreter, (CCHI) and contract interpreter for the U.S. Department of State. Castillo has provided training workshops since 2007 for court, medical, conference and community interpreters and is a frequent speaker at international and national conferences.

The ATA and the following state courts have provisions for allowing 3.0 CEUs (unless otherwise noted) to be awarded for this recorded webinar: CA, CO, KY, NV, OH, OK (3.6 CEUs), TN, WA

Please contact your state regarding their policy for receiving credit for non-instructor led webinars. In some cases, you may need to complete a form to submit along with your certificate of completion.