Florida Court Interpreter Rule 14.320
RULE 14.320. REPRESENTATION OF QUALIFICATIONS
Interpreters shall accurately and completely represent their registrations,
official state-level designations, other certifications, training, and pertinent
experience.
Committee Notes
Acceptance of a case by an interpreter conveys linguistic competency in
legal settings. Withdrawing or being asked to withdraw from a case after it begins
causes a disruption of court proceedings and is wasteful of scarce public resources.
It is therefore essential that interpreters present a complete and truthful account of
their training, certification and experience prior to appointment so the court can
fairly evaluate their qualifications for delivering interpreting services.
Interpreters shall accurately and completely represent their registrations,
official state-level designations, other certifications, training, and pertinent
experience.
Committee Notes
Acceptance of a case by an interpreter conveys linguistic competency in
legal settings. Withdrawing or being asked to withdraw from a case after it begins
causes a disruption of court proceedings and is wasteful of scarce public resources.
It is therefore essential that interpreters present a complete and truthful account of
their training, certification and experience prior to appointment so the court can
fairly evaluate their qualifications for delivering interpreting services.