DM-0411

Dan Morales

Categories

Constitutional Law - United States , Due Process , Courts and Judges , Disabled Persons , Family Law , Children, Delinquent/In Need of Supervision , Federal Statutes and Regulations

Summary

Grand jury room, presence of interpreter for deaf grand juror will not violate due process rights of subject of grand jury investigation|Americans with Disabilities Act, deaf or hearing-impaired grand juror must be provided with interpreter to guarantee right of access to court mandated by|Child subject of juvenile detention hearing, deaf or hearing impaired custodial relative of who is not party or witness in proceedings is not entitled to interpreter|Deaf or hearing impaired grand juror must be provided with interpreter to guarantee right of access to court mandated by Americans with Disabilities Act

Opinion File

dm0411.pdf