Legal Interpreter Training Program

College of Education and Behavioral Sciences

Endorsement Requirements — 15 Credits

The Legal Interpreter Training Program (LITP) is a 4-semester program of specialized coursework designed for ASL-English interpreters who wish to work in the legal system of the United States. This specialized course of study prepares interpreters to meet the employment standards of the many state Judicial Systems. The program includes three knowledge courses about the Legal System, Civil and Criminal Law. The fourth course concentrates on skills development and includes a practicum which can be accomplished in Denver, CO or, with approval, in a student’s own community

Degree Requirements

Required Major — 15 credits

INTR 480	Overview of Interpreting in the American Judicial System	4
INTR 481	Civil Litigation	3
INTR 482	Criminal Law	4
INTR 483	Internship: Skills Development for Legal Interpreters	4

A "B" grade in each of the courses must be achieved to earn the Professional Development Certificate.