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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Pierre-Louis finds that the appellate division improperly denied in-person interpretation services for defendant, a native speaker of Kaqchikel, in his sexual assault trial because the court's language access plan was amended to assure the assumption of in-person interpreting services in criminal jury trials, and the use of remote services should be approved by the assigned or presiding judge. Reversed.
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