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2006 Michigan Compiled Laws - Act 204 of 1982
AN ACT to provide for and regulate the use of interpreters in administrative and judicial proceedings and in certain other instances; to establish standards for interpreters; and to provide compensation for interpreters, and to provide for the promulgation of rules.
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Document | Description |
Section 393.501 | Short title. |
Section 393.502 | Definitions. |
Section 393.503 | Right of deaf persons to certified or qualified interpreter in proceeding before court, grand jury, or appointing authority; appointment of interpreter; waiver; preliminary determination; intermediary interpreter. |
Section 393.504 | Notification of need for or right to interpreter; proof of deafness. |
Section 393.505 | Arrest of deaf person; procuring interpreter; admissibility of statements made without interpreter. |
Section 393.506 | Oath or affirmation of interpreter; recess periods; information gathered by interpreter pertaining to pending proceeding confidential and privileged; waiver. |
Section 393.507 | Fee and expenses of interpreter; payment; schedule of fees; duration of interpreter's availability. |
Section 393.508 | Channeling requests for interpreters through division on deafness; listing of interpreters. |
Section 393.509 | Conditional effective date. |
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