How Florida’s judicial system violates the federal Civil Rights Act and leaves non-English speakers out in the cold | News | Orlando Weekly

Florida State Statutes 90.606 and 90.6063 address interpreters and translators, but don’t specifically provide instructions for people who are not deaf. Florida Supreme Court public information officer Craig Waters said in a statement on July 15 that “The Florida Supreme Court and the state courts have a policy of not commenting publicly about pending complaints against us.”

 

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