Baltazar-Monterrosa v. State

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• holding that individuals challenging an interpreter’s translations bear the “burden of proving that the...translations were fundamentally inaccurate or inadequate”
• holding that individuals challenging an interpreter's translations bear the \burden of proving that the . . . translations were fundamentally inaccurate or inadequate\
• noting that, unlike the statute affording persons with “a communications disability,” the right to an interpreter with certain qualification and certification requirements, NRS 171.1538(2
• reiterating that the district court's discretion is narrowed where an examiner is attempting to expose witness bias

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