Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives

The research studies the institute of court interpreting in several European countries and the prospects of forming the institute of court interpreting in Russia. It bridges the previous studies concerning professionalization of this activity into the new realia and extends into legal regulation, ma...

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Main Author: Valentina V. Stepanova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) 2023-06-01
Series:RUDN Journal of Law
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Online Access:https://journals.rudn.ru/law/article/viewFile/35037/22159
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description The research studies the institute of court interpreting in several European countries and the prospects of forming the institute of court interpreting in Russia. It bridges the previous studies concerning professionalization of this activity into the new realia and extends into legal regulation, market, and administration. The research raises awareness of the multifaceted process of forming the institute of judicial interpreting to the benefit of civil society. The issues concerning education of interpreters participating in judicial setting, level of language proficiency, qualification, authorization of legal interpreters and translators, their status, rights and obligations, code of ethics and some others inherent to the process of institutionalization are in the focus. It also highlights the grounds and voices prospects for the development of the institute of legal interpreters in Russia. The research methods are divided into theoretical and analytical, comparative, and contrastive and methods of reasoning, evaluation and summarising allowing to balance the material according to the academic aims. The practical relevance of the work rests in unifying and harmonising legal, administrative, and professional aspects of court interpreting institutionalisation within European space.
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spelling doaj.art-822f9479ecf04346b5f5f3a09aacae172023-06-23T10:04:41ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)RUDN Journal of Law2313-23372408-90012023-06-0127248149910.22363/2313-2337-2023-27-2-481-49921159Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectivesValentina V. Stepanova0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0495-0962RUDN UniversityThe research studies the institute of court interpreting in several European countries and the prospects of forming the institute of court interpreting in Russia. It bridges the previous studies concerning professionalization of this activity into the new realia and extends into legal regulation, market, and administration. The research raises awareness of the multifaceted process of forming the institute of judicial interpreting to the benefit of civil society. The issues concerning education of interpreters participating in judicial setting, level of language proficiency, qualification, authorization of legal interpreters and translators, their status, rights and obligations, code of ethics and some others inherent to the process of institutionalization are in the focus. It also highlights the grounds and voices prospects for the development of the institute of legal interpreters in Russia. The research methods are divided into theoretical and analytical, comparative, and contrastive and methods of reasoning, evaluation and summarising allowing to balance the material according to the academic aims. The practical relevance of the work rests in unifying and harmonising legal, administrative, and professional aspects of court interpreting institutionalisation within European space.https://journals.rudn.ru/law/article/viewFile/35037/22159court/judicial interpreterproficiencyqualificationcertificationassociations of judicial interpreterslegal regulationjudicial interpreting institutionalization
spellingShingle Valentina V. Stepanova
Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives
RUDN Journal of Law
court/judicial interpreter
proficiency
qualification
certification
associations of judicial interpreters
legal regulation
judicial interpreting institutionalization
title Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives
title_full Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives
title_fullStr Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives
title_full_unstemmed Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives
title_short Judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings: European practices and Russian perspectives
title_sort judicial interpreting institutionalization in criminal proceedings european practices and russian perspectives
topic court/judicial interpreter
proficiency
qualification
certification
associations of judicial interpreters
legal regulation
judicial interpreting institutionalization
url https://journals.rudn.ru/law/article/viewFile/35037/22159
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