New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 10/7/1983

State v. Linares

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470 A.2d 39
192 N.J. Super. 391

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―The Supreme Court has the power to promulgate rules of administration […] and independently, the Chief Justice, as administrative head of the court system, can promulgate binding directives[.]‖
“The Supreme Court has the power to promulgate rules of administration … and independently, the Chief Justice, as administrative head of the court system, can promulgate binding directives[.]”
\[A] defendant in a criminal case has the right to the assistance of an interpreter so that he [or she] can understand the nature of the ongoing proceedings.\
“The Supreme Court has the power to promulgate rules of administration ... and independently, the Chief Justice, as administrative head of the court system, can promulgate binding directives ...”

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