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If an interpreter is used before the magistrate, should the magistrate alert the clerk of court to the fact that an interpreter may be necessary in the court proceeding?

April 26, 2017Alert Clerk Court fact interpreter magistrate necessary proceeding Used

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If an interpreter is used before the magistrate, should the magistrate alert the clerk of court to the fact that an interpreter may be necessary in the court proceeding?

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While not required, this type of helpful communication of information between the magistrate’s office and clerk’s office facilitates the efficient administration of justice.