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Notice to Foreign Language Interpreters about Certification
foreign language interpreters. The Supreme Court has authorized a
certification program for spoken language interpreters in the Oklahoma
courts based upon the nationally recognized standards approved by the
National Center for State Courts (NCSC) (also known as the Consortium
for Language Access in the Courts).
Instruction sheets and additional information is available on the Supreme
Court’s website, here, along with application forms and other materials.
Applicants should READ THESE MATERIALS CAREFULLY!
Notice to Foreign Language Interpreters about Certification
foreign language interpreters. The Supreme Court has authorized a
certification program for spoken language interpreters in the Oklahoma
courts based upon the nationally recognized standards approved by the
National Center for State Courts (NCSC) (also known as the Consortium
for Language Access in the Courts).
Instruction sheets and additional information is available on the Supreme
Court’s website, here, along with application forms and other materials.
Applicants should READ THESE MATERIALS CAREFULLY!
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Notice to Court Appointed Attorneys regarding hourly rate: Pursuant to Supreme Court Administrative Directive 2014-06(7), the Court is only authorized to pay $45.00 per hour for out-of-court services and $65.00 per hour for in-court services. This is effective with appointments made on or after July 1, 2014. Other provisions of local rule CR10 setting total compensation in specific types of cases remains in effect. |