Right to Translation and Interpreting of the Victim as established in Spanish Penal System: Certainties and Uncertainties
Abstract
The current piece of work aims at studying the legal case of the victim to their right to Translation and Interpreting within the Penal procedure. We study the scope to which both rights have been foreseen and we study the advantages and disadvantages that a legal case shows to this purpose. We finish off by concluding that even if the latter is well thought, it lacks a clear point, however: in practice the effectiveness of both rights on the part of the victim may actually turn quite difficult.
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