ASL interpreters and other accommodations are requested with Form CC-DC-049 (Request for Accommodation for Person with Disability); telephonic interpretation via Language Line is available at the commissioner's office, clerk's office, court help center, and public counters
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Published language access outside the courtroom: to request an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter or other accommodation, submit a Request for Accommodation for Person with Disability (Form CC-DC-049); for Limited English Proficient individuals communicating with court staff, the Maryland Judiciary offers telephonic interpretation services provided by Language Line at points of service including the commissioner's office, the clerk's office, court help center, and the court's public counters; identify the language with the Maryland Judiciary Language Card or Language Line Poster at the counter.
- ASL and telephone interpreting
- To request an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter or other accommodation, please submit a Request for Accommodation for Person with Disability (Form CC-DC-049). To request an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter or other accommodation, please submit a Request for Accommodation for Person with Disability (Form CC-DC-049). The Maryland Judiciary is also responsible for taking reasonable steps to ensure that Limited English Proficient individuals have meaningful access to services outside the courtroom. These points of service include the commissioner's office, the clerk's office, court help center, and the court's public counters. To facilitate communication between LEP individuals and court staff, the Maryland Judiciary is pleased to offer telephonic interpretation services provided by Language Line. If you need the assistance of a spoken language interpreter while communicating with court staff in-person or over the phone, follow these steps: The Maryland Judiciary is also responsible for taking reasonable steps to ensure that Limited English Proficient individuals have meaningful access to services outside the courtroom. These points of service include the commissioner's office, the clerk's office, court help center, and the court's public counters. To facilitate communication between LEP individuals and court staff, the Maryland Judiciary is pleased to offer telephonic interpretation services provided by Language Line. If you need the assistance of a spoken language interpreter while communicating with court staff in-person or over the phone, follow these steps: (as published)
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- The Maryland Judiciary provides court services to many people, including those who are Limited English Proficient (LEP). Court interpreters are provided for litigants and witnesses in civil, criminal, and juvenile proceedings and are paid for by the Administrative Office of the Courts. To request a spoken language interpreter for a court appearance, please submit a Request for Spoken Language Interpreter (Form CC-DC-041) to the court in which the case will be heard. The request should be submitted to the court not less than thirty (30) days before the proceeding in which the interpreter is requested. Watch this 30-second introduction to Maryland's court language services. (as published)
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