Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Nebraska Criminal Rules
maintains a list of interpreters certified by the Director of the Administrative
Office of the United States Courts, and makes the list available to interested
persons upon request;
is responsible for obtaining the services of certified or otherwise qualified
interpreters for court proceedings, and, when possible, obtains the services
of interpreters certified or otherwise approved or recommended by the
Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts;
when possible for short hearings, uses the telephone interpreter program
administered by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts;
before a proceeding begins, takes reasonable steps to assure that the court
interpreter has taken the required oath; and
provides a copy of Nebraska Criminal Rule 28.3 to each interpreter at the
interpreter's first court appearance in this district.
Unless otherwise directed by the presiding judge in an unusual circumstance, the
clerk and the court never engage an interpreter to provide court interpretation
services if that person is retained or employed by one of the parties. The clerk
independently obtains a court interpreter's services and does not rely on a party to
do so.
28.2 Court Interpreters; Attorneys' Responsibilities.
(a)
Government Request.
(1) Form.
(2)
When a government attorney knows that the court will need the
services of a court interpreter for the defendant, a defense witness,
or a government witness, the government attorney must file a
request in CM/ECF using the interpreter request event.
Timing.
The government attorney must submit the interpreter request as
follows.
(A)
An interpreter request for trial must be submitted 14 days
before trial or as soon as otherwise possible.
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