Principle

 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Arraignment — Interpretation of Proceedings — Absence of Certificate of Interpretation

Area of law
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

The practice of recording a certificate that proceedings were interpreted is a useful practice but has no statutory or constitutional basis. The absence of such a certificate does not invalidate the proceedings. The court may infer from the record that interpretation was provided. The accused…

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