Constitutional Law - United States; Due Process; Courts and Judges; Disabled Persons; Federal Statutes and Regulations
DM-0392
Texas Attorney General Opinion
Jury room, presence of interpreter for deaf or hearing-impaired juror will not violate due process rights of criminal defendant|Americans with Disabilities Act, deaf or hearing-impaired juror must be provided with interpreter to guarantee right of access to court mandated by|Deaf or hearing-impaired juror must be provided with interpreter to guarantee right of access to court mandated by Americans with Disabilities Act
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