An EU directive makes interpretation and translation compulsory in criminal proceedings, turning a fair-trial principle into a budget line member states must fund.
An EU directive makes interpretation and translation compulsory in criminal proceedings, turning a fair-trial principle into a budget line member states must fund.
A translated exhibit is testimony, not evidence, and the other side can attack it. How certified translations of evidence are challenged and what makes them survive.
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