Linguists Collective Conference & International Mother Language Day IMLD Celebration
Linguists Collective Conference & Celebration
of International Mother Language Day
Wednesday, 21 February 2024
Unlocking Legal Precision: Exploring best practices for interpreters in courts.
Armed with degrees in LLB (Hons) and LLM, Lynne’s expertise as a Barrister at Law is enriched by years of employing interpreters across various jurisdictions in courts and tribunals. Her unique blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience positions her as an authority on the vital role interpreters play in ensuring a fair and accurate legal process.
Join us at the LC Conference and IMLD Celebration to hear Lynne Townley share her insights on best practices for utilising interpreters in legal settings. Lynne’s presentation will delve into the significance of understanding interpreters’ expertise, the verification of qualifications, and fostering seamless collaboration between legal professionals and interpreters. She will provide specific guidance for barristers and judges on considerations before and during the use of interpretation services, with a special focus on navigating court settings.
Do not miss the opportunity to gain valuable insights from Lynne Townley at the LC Conference and IMLD Celebration, where she will unravel the complexities of interpreter use in the legal domain, offering indispensable guidance for legal practitioners and enthusiasts alike.
Miss Townley will also be the chair of the LC Conference and Celebration of International Mother Language Day 2024.
About Townley
Lynne Townley, a distinguished legal professional with an LLB (Hons) and LLM, currently serves as a Barrister at Law and a Lecturer in law at the City University of London. With a wealth of experience, She is adept at utilising interpreters in courts and tribunals across diverse jurisdictions. Townley’s unwavering commitment to fostering effective communication and ensuring access to justice is evident in her practical expertise, positioning her as a valuable contributor at the dynamic intersection of law and language.