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Language barriers caused victims to be mistaken for offenders
New research conducted by the charity Victim Support has found huge gaps and 'patchy' language support across the criminal justice system.
New research calls for better language support for those interacting with the CJS
Date - 15th March 2022
By - Cachella Smith
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By - Cachella Smith
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