South Dakota § 19-3-10 Interpreters for deaf and mute persons--Proceedings for which required.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 19-3-10 — Interpreters for deaf and mute persons--Proceedings for which required.

South Dakota·Title 19 EVIDENCE·Ch. 19-3 METHODS OF TAKING TESTIMONY

A qualified interpreter shall be appointed in the following cases for persons who are deaf or mute or both:

(1)In any grand jury proceeding, when the witness is deaf or mute, or both;

(2)In any court proceeding involving a person who is deaf or mute, or both, and such proceeding may result in the confinement of such person or the imposition of a penal sanction against such person;

(3)In any proceeding before a board, commission, agency, or licensing authority of the state or any of its political subdivisions, when the principal party in interest is deaf or mute, or both;

(4)When a person who is deaf or mute, or both, is arrested for an alleged violation of a criminal law of the state or any city ordinance. Such appointment shall be made prior to any attempt to interrogate o

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A qualified interpreter shall be appointed in the following cases for persons who are deaf or mute or both: (1) In any grand jury proceeding, when the witness is deaf or mute, or both; (2) In any court proceeding involving a person who is deaf or mute, or both, and such proceeding may result in the confinement of such person or the imposition of a penal sanction against such person; (3) In any proceeding before a board, commission, agency, or licensing authority of the state or any of its political subdivisions, when the principal party in interest is deaf or mute, or both; (4) When a person who is deaf or mute, or both, is arrested for an alleged violation of a criminal law of the state or any city ordinance. Such appointment shall be made prior to any attempt to interrogate or take a statement from such persons.

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