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Equal Justice University 2026
Thursday August 27, 2026 3:45pm - 4:45pm PDT
In this session, Genna and Richard look at how interpreter preparation affects communication in legal proceedings. Interpreters act as the voice of both the limited English proficient (LEP) individual and the court, so their performance directly impacts due process. Despite this, interpreters often receive little to no information before key events such as depositions and hearings. This session explores how providing interpreters with relevant information in advance and allowing time for preparation can lead to smoother proceedings and better outcomes. Participants will leave with practical strategies for scheduling and working with interpreters to support high-quality language access services. 
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Genna Linton

Genna Linton is a certified medical interpreter and registered court interpreter. She has been working in interpreter training with the Tennessee Language Center for the past five years.
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Richard Ponce De Leon Manosalva

Richard is originally from Lima, Peru. He has a background in Linguistics and extensive interpreting experience across legal, medical, and educational settings. He is a Certified Public Manager and a Certified Court Interpreter in the State of Tennessee, and he holds a Master of Science... Read More →
Thursday August 27, 2026 3:45pm - 4:45pm PDT
Embassy Suites- Mirabella D

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