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Leigh Swigart
Anaïk Pian
Karen McAuliffe
Tatiana Grieshofer
María Luz García
Ahmed El Khamloussy
Ellen Elias-Bursać
Miguel Ángel Campos Pardillos
Katie Becker
Michelle Auzanneau
December 2022: “What does English-language dominance mean for the field of international law and justice?”
September 2022: “Interpretation at the Asylum Office”
March 2022: “Linguistic profiling: An under-recognized force in the justice system and beyond”
October 2021: ‘Supporting two-way communication with police in Western Australia: new translation app helps to identify need for Aboriginal interpreters’
June 2021: “Linguistic Lives as Working Lives: Exploring Communication Labor with Legal Interpreters’ Language Life Histories”
April 2021: “Lost in Translation: Interpretation as a Barrier to Asylum in Texas Immigration Courts”
November 2020: “Book Unpacks Crucial Ways in Which Law and Culture Are Intertwined”
June 2020: “Back to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda”
April 2020: “Culture’s Contribution to Justice: The Story of a Dance-Drama and Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge Tribunal”
November 2019: ‘A Look at Language and Culture Issues in Mass Violence Trials’
October 2019: ‘Exploring Interpretation as a Right in the Context of Migration’
