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The August 7, 2005 New York Times included an
article on Mohammed Yousry that referenced the joint statement issued on March 1
by NAJIT and the ATA as follows:
Legal translators in New York
were taken aback by Mr. Yousry's conviction, fearing it left them vulnerable
to similar prosecution. But the American Translators Association and the
National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators took a
more skeptical view. In a joint statement in March, the two groups said
Mr. Yousry had failed to follow "many standard recognized protocols,"
in particular finding that he had a conflict of interest by pursuing his
doctoral research while he was translating for the sheik.
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