Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1708
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Use of C.C.I. abbreviation
Official statutory text
The Board may adopt rules establishing different levels of
courtroom interpreter certifications recognized in the courts of
this state including certified courtroom interpreters and registered
courtroom interpreters. Every person enrolled as a certified
courtroom interpreter shall be entitled to use the abbreviation
C.C.I. after his or her name. Every person enrolled as a registered
courtroom interpreter shall be entitled to use the abbreviation
R.C.I. after his or her name. Courtroom interpreters holding a
provisional status do not hold an official certification, and shall
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 500
not be allowed the use of the abbreviation. Certified and
registered courtroom interpreters shall be authorized to interpret
spoken words and translate written text in all proceedings related
to the case to which he or she has been assigned.
courtroom interpreter certifications recognized in the courts of
this state including certified courtroom interpreters and registered
courtroom interpreters. Every person enrolled as a certified
courtroom interpreter shall be entitled to use the abbreviation
C.C.I. after his or her name. Every person enrolled as a registered
courtroom interpreter shall be entitled to use the abbreviation
R.C.I. after his or her name. Courtroom interpreters holding a
provisional status do not hold an official certification, and shall
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 20. Courts Page 500
not be allowed the use of the abbreviation. Certified and
registered courtroom interpreters shall be authorized to interpret
spoken words and translate written text in all proceedings related
to the case to which he or she has been assigned.
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