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<jats:p>Criminal law scholars and criminal law practitioners act on the assumption that it is only a literal translation which will ensure correct interpreting. Translators point out that literal translations as a criterion for successful interpreting are completely useless. Christian Kranjcic uses these findings to answer the question of how interpreting should be done in criminal proceedings.</jats:p>

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