The Constitution promises an interpreter for fair trials – US courts often can’t deliver

AI justification

Systemic failure to provide interpreters undermines constitutional rights and due process for non-English speakers. | The article exposes a systemic failure to uphold constitutional rights to fair trials for non-English speakers, violating core principles of equality and justice. While the act of highlighting this issue raises awareness, the primary ethical concern is the ongoing institutional neglect that denies millions their right to a fair trial.