By Observer Editor
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March 24, 2017
This week on The Couch: Can we accept gifts from deponents or job offers from counsel's clients? What is wrong with that?
By Observer Editor
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March 17, 2017
Sworn translation? What's that? When are they necessary? These and other questions are the subject of Cultures Connection's guest post on The NAJIT Observer.

By Observer Editor
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March 10, 2017
The problem with court interpreting is that it’s messy. Heck, life is messy, and court interpreting is just a manifestation of our daily struggle with chaos. Allow me to explain. For months now I have been mentoring students to study for their tests; notably I’ve...
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By Observer Editor
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March 3, 2017
Do you know the definitions for translator or interpreter? This is an invitation to increase your awareness and learn something new.
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