California § 68566 - A natural person who either (1) holds a valid certificate as a certified court in
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§ 68566. A natural person who either (1) holds a valid certificate as a certified court in
A natural person who either (1) holds a valid certificate as a certified court interpreter issued by a certification entity approved by the Judicial Council, or (2) until January 1, 1996, is named and maintained on the list of recommended court interpreters previously established by the State Personnel Board or established by an entity provisionally approved under subdivision (b) of Section 68562, shall be designated a âcertified court interpreter.â No other person or entity shall use the title âcertified court interpreterâ or represent that he or she or it is certified to interpret in or for the courts.
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