Fernando A. Gascón Nasarre Vicepresident APTIJ Abogado (Spanish lawyer) Sworn translator for German (Intérprete Jurado de Alemán)

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Fernando A. Gascón Nasarre Vicepresident APTIJ Abogado (Spanish lawyer) Sworn translator for German (Intérprete Jurado de Alemán)

Legal interpreters and translators from a lawyers’s point of view: Deontology

1. The law

Robinson Crusoe

social component subjective dinamic related to moral and ethics Norms could be complicated

Norms Rules of conduct Prediction Security

Law books are not almighty SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

Sworn translation

Court interpreter

Ethics Moral

Reasonable Good faith Proportional

2. Deontology and codes of ethics

Group of professionals

1 Working for other people 2 Social function 3 Social expectation

Group of professionals 1 Irreproachable conduct 2 Good praxis

Law books are not almighty SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

Code of professional ethics Code of conduct: Maximalist (how things should be) Voice of previous experience PREVIOUS TO LEGAL REGULATION

PREVIOUS TO LEGAL REGULATION Directive 2010/64/EU

Need of professional ethics?

Situation in Spain

No need of title. No examination. No verification of competence. No code of ethics.

The Police have arrested two people that were doing sworn translations in courts and police stations in Catalonia and that were linked to the leaders of the dismantled organisation. 16 Julio 09 - Madrid - Efe

TERUEL Hearing suspended because the only Chinese interpreter was the defendant. While in the dock, the accused offered himself to translate from Spanish into Chinese and viceversa. However, the judge rejected his kind offer. 03/03/2010 a las 06:00

MÁLAGA It sounded like Chinese to the interpreter. Hearing against an Eastern woman suspended because the interpreter could not speak Spanish.

Following the privatization of the service and the low fees, several police interpreters have been arrested under charges of fraud, Kidnapping and drug dealing. When the Drugs and Organised Crime Unit of the Police was trying to identify one of the men in custody, they discovered that actually the drug dealer was one of their translators.

Interpreters with criminal record Amateurs with no training Interpreters with wrong languages Any kind of error

Mox

3. Need of professional ethics? Principles.

No rules

Social function

Interpreters Lawyers

Interpreters Working with other professionals following a CoE Guideline for beginners Avoids conflicts of interest

Lawyers Did not know the language Depends on that guideline Only tool to know about competence and expected conduct How can I protest about a bad interpretation?

ONLY TOOL?

Accuracy / Professional secret

Judge Police Interpreter (Wolof) Solicitor

Independence / ImpartialityCompetence Linguistic (accuracy - completeness) Cultural Legal Training IntegrityProfessional secret / ConfidentialityProbityDiligence