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Annotated Bibliography: Videos

This annotated bibliography was prepared by Sandra McClure in 2020.

These videos (below) are resources that are of interest to ASL legal interpreters. The descriptive and evaluative paragraph associated with the citation conveys the quality and relevance of the resource which assists in determining if the resource is of actual interest.

Additional resources are available within this Annotated Bibliography. 

NOTE: This page was last updated November 2021.

1. Clark, T. (2021, October 1). GURIEC National Video Interpreting Symposium 2012: Pilot project in legal interpreting [Video file]. YouTube.
   
   Key Words: pilot program, legal interpreting
   
   Tracey Clark shares information about a pilot project in the state of California using Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) in the courts.
   
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2. FLEW Ontario. (2011, November 30). Criminal and family law: ASL [Video file]. YouTube.
   
   Key Words: criminal, family, law
   
   Criminal and family law explained in ASL. This legal informational video was developed by Family Law Education for Women (FLEW), funded by the Government of Ontario and available on .
   
   Link to Video:
   
   
3. Guiney, M., Bartlett, P., & Hawkins, S. (1990). The law in your hands legal rights for deaf people. North Queensland: JCU Productions at James Cook University.
   
   Key Words: arrest, Deaf, legal, Australia
   
   A video for deaf people describing their rights in an arrest situation in Queensland Australia.
   
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4. Mathers, C.M. (2021, October 1). GURIEC National Video Interpreting Symposium 2012: Video mediated legal proceedings: The past, the present and the future. [Video file]. YouTube.
   
   Key Words: legal proceedings, court, interpreter
   
   Carla Mathers discusses the history and evolution of technology such as video conferencing and remote interpreting in legal settings and how it impacts our profession.
   
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5. MCLDorg. (2014, June 5). Legal terms in ASL [Video playlist]. YouTube.
   
   Key Words: video, legal, terminology, glossary
   
   ASL Video dictionary of common legal terms created by MCLD.org.
   
   Link to Videos:
   
   
6. Morgan, B. & Smith, W. (2012). The right rights: Translating the Miranda Warning. Edmond, OK: Winkshop, Inc.
   
   Key Words: Miranda Warning, interpreting
   
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7. National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers. (2014, June 16). Deaf interpreters at work: Mock trial (Video files). YouTube.
   
   Key Words: video, Deaf interpreters, mock trial
   
   Video that shows a mock court trial utilizing a Deaf interpreter and hearing interpreter team.
   
   Link to Videos: /project-climb/resources/deaf-interpreters.aspx
   
   
8. Sego Lily. (2014, November 19). From legal-ese to legal-ASL vocabulary [Video file]. YouTube.
   
   Key Words: video, terminology
   
   Sego Lily created a video of legal terminology typically found in court documents when filing for orders of protection.
   
   Link to Video:
   
   
9. Shaw, R., & Mathers, C. (2002). Court interpreting where do I stand?Washington, D.C: Gallaudet University.
   
   Key Words: positioning, court, legal, interpreter
   
   Risa Shaw and Carla Mathers discuss role and physical positioning of court interpreters.
   
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10. Sign Media. (2007). Interpreting the Miranda warnings (DVD). Burtonsville, Md: Sign Media.
    
    Key Words: Miranda warning, interpretation, DVD
    
    Panel discussion on a number of issues one must face in order to render an accurate interpretation of the Miranda Warnings into American Sign language. Three different interpretations are shown.
    
    Link to Media, Account or Purchase Required:
    
    
11. University of Northern Colorado - Mid-America Regional Interpreter Education Center. (2014). Institute on legal interpreting (ILI): Highly effective court interpreting teams in action [Video files]. YouTube.
    
    Key Words: workbook, CDI, court, legal, teams
    
    These videos accompany a workbook which contain activities with a focus on the interpretation of various aspects of a civil trial related to a petition for child custody.
    
    Link to Videos: /project-climb/resources/teams-in-action.aspx
    
    
12. Wardle, J. (2018, February 18). An Interview with Ted Baran: Director of the department of public safety at Gallaudet University [Video files]. YouTube.
    
    Key Words: Department of Public Safety, law enforcement, legal, Gallaudet
    
    Julia Wardle. Interviewed Ted Baran, the Director of the Department of Public Safety at Gallaudet University where they discuss the dynamics of Deaf rights and interpreting services, and the importance of the use of Certified Deaf Interpreters for legal matters.
    
    Link to Videos: PART 1:   & PART II:
    
    
13. Woodward, J. (1980). Signs of drug use: An introduction to drug and alcohol vocabulary in American sign language. Silver Spring, MD: T.J. Publisher.
    
    Key Words: drugs, alcohol, glossary
    
    This DVD corresponds directly to the sequence of vocabulary signs presented in the companion text, Signs of Drug Use. Each sign model is shown from a front and side view, with -illustration number and gloss for each sign.
    
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