Despite real life examples of injustices in the criminal justice system involving d/Deaf
individuals and calls from advocacy groups for more awareness and training related to this …

Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing persons may rely upon non-verbal modes of communication to
convey and attain sexual consent. However, this may increase the risk of inaccurate …

Courtroom interpreting is an institutionally situated activity and involves multiple
stakeholders, including the interpreter (Angelelli, 2004; Mikkelson, 2008). This study …

In Australia and other countries with adversarial court systems, such as Ireland and the
United Kingdom, deaf people have not typically been permitted to serve as jurors because of …

As a commissioner of the Victorian Law Reform Commission, Emeritus Professor McSherry
is currently involved in considering what changes should be made to enhance access for …

This publication emanates from an ESCAP research project to study the trends of Asian and
Pacific countries in harmonizing national laws with the Convention on the Rights of Persons …

Recent decades have seen a steady increase in the recognition of sign languages at the
pan-European, national, and regional levels of government (Council of Europe, 2003, 2018; …

This paper aims to review the existing literature regarding deaf persons serving as jurors.
Due to the limited research in any given locale, this review will include research from …