Issues Around Language Access for Immigrant Crime Victims and Witnesses (Part 1 of 2)
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Issues Around Language Access for Immigrant Crime Victims and Witnesses (Part 1 of 2)
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In this episode, Leslye Orloff, director of NIWAP, Detective Shelli Sonnenberg from the Boise, Idaho Police Department, and Investigator Michael LaRiviere from the Salem, Massachusetts Police Department talk about language access for crime victims and witnesses. The podcast talks about working with immigrant communities where language and cultural barriers exist, the challenges that exist in working with immigrant communities and the legal responsibility of law enforcement in serving immigrants with limited language access. What the rules and regulations are when law enforcement works with members of the community that have less English proficiency, the resources available to immigrants and requirements of qualified interpretation.
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