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Courtroom interpreters can become official trial court employees and form unions now that Gov. Gray Davis has signed a law that allows them to drop their status as independent contractors. SB 371, written by Montebello Democrat Sen. Martha Escutia, gives interpreters the ability to become like other court employees, a major shift in the profession. Davis approved the bill Sunday during a bout of last-minute bill signing.
October 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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