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Legal and Social Service Glossaries in Various Languages
Date: 03/03/2014 Author: Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
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The following are links to glossaries of legal terms in a variety of languages:
Spanish (MA Trial Court, O ce of Court Interpreter Services)
Spanish (NJ O ce of the Trial Court)
Vietnamese (Washington, O ce of the Administrator for the Courts)
Cantonese (Washington, O ce of the Administrator for the Courts)
Korean (Washington, O ce of the Administrator for the Courts)
Laotian (Washington, O ce of the Administrator for the Courts)
The Sacramento Superior Court (California) has provided a glossary of legal terminology that has been
translated into multiple languages, including: English, Arabic, Armenian, Hindi, Hmong, Mien, Mong, Punjabi,
Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Urdu and Vietnamese.
The Minnesota Judicial Branch has glossaries of legal terminology in multiple languages, including: Spanish,
Hmong, Somali, Mandarin, Arabic, Armenian, Mien, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian and Vietnamese.
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Other glossaries:
The Social Security Administration maintains an English-Spanish Glossary of Social Security Terms
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has an English-Spanish Dictionary.
Fannie Mae publishes an English/Spanish Glossary of Industry Terms
The Internal Revenue Service publishes an English-Spanish Glossary of Words and Phrases
The Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Coporation publishes a searchable English-Spanish Glossary of Student
Financial Aid and Postsecondary Education Legal Terms
The National Center for State Courts has various multilingual glossaries posted by language.
Pro Bono Net has a Language Access Initiative Section which includes a translation bank (must sign up for an
account to view.)
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Library Categories: Interpretation, Translation & Working with LEP Populations, Research Resources
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