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Berks Cnty. C.P. Orphans Rules Rule 1.9F

Interpreters

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Official or certified court interpreters shall be used for all proceedings before the court wherein a

language interpreter is needed. Any person filing a pleading, motion, notice or other document

relating to a proceeding pending before the court where it is known that a participant in the

proceeding will need the assistance of an interpreter shall note in the caption of such document

that “An interpreter is needed: English to (language); (language) to English.” Counsel shall

make the necessary arrangements for an official court interpreter to be present for any court

proceedings.

Comment: A form to request interpreter services is available from Court Administration.

CHAPTER II. ACCOUNTS, OBJECTIONS AND DISTRIBUTIONS

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