The justices acted to strengthen the enforceability of its stated policy on language access across Pennsylvania's 60 judicial districts, and the three statewide appellate courts. Experts on access to justice hailed the move.
November 23, 2021 at 06:32 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court took action aimed at ensuring that non-native English speakers can fully participate in court proceedings.
The changes—included in an order adding policies to the Pennsylvania Rules of Judicial Administration—strengthen the enforceability of an existing plan that several years ago created unified policy on language access across Pennsylvania’s 60 judicial districts, and the three statewide appellate courts.
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