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I just posted this topic yesterday. But it is a Thai version of code of conducts for court interpretors written by a well-know legal staff. You can use a MT for TH>EN to grasp outlines in it.
Soonthon Lupkitaro
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Another code of conduct
Feb 18, 2012
In case this still can help you (almost a year after you asked the question), here is a link to the code of conduct developed by NAJIT -- the National Association of Judicial Interpreters and Translators -- in the United States. This is a highly regarded and influential organization in the United States.
In case this still can help you (almost a year after you asked the question), here is a link to the code of conduct developed by NAJIT -- the National Association of Judicial Interpreters and Translators -- in the United States. This is a highly regarded and influential organization in the United States.
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