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  • 021222

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  • Published 2005.
  • 27 pages.

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Translating Justice: A Guide for New York City's Justice and Public Safety Agencies to Improve Access for Residents with Limited English Proficiency

Publication year: 2005 | Cataloged on: Oct. 31, 2006
ANNOTATION: A "summary of diverse efforts to bridge the language gap" is described in this report (p. i). Five chapters follow an executive summary: introduction; what is known about New York City's limited English proficient population and its interaction with the criminal justice system; the importance for New York City's justice agencies to address language barriers; good practices in government agencies in New York City and elsewhere for overcoming language barriers; and ongoing challenges and next steps.
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