Right to an interpreter
Ask the inquiry officer to arrange or permit one before questioning.
Foreign suspects and victims are entitled to an interpreter during investigation under the Criminal Procedure Code. Statements must be read back through the interpreter before signing.

Foreign suspects and victims are entitled to an interpreter during investigation under the Criminal Procedure Code. Statements must be read back through the interpreter before signing.
This page is for foreigners giving statements or filing reports. Interpreters convey meaning impartially, give no legal or medical advice and keep what they hear confidential. Availability per language pair is confirmed after reviewing the assignment.
Ask the inquiry officer to arrange or permit one before questioning.
Have the full record interpreted and request corrections before signing.
Suspects may consult a lawyer; the interpreter is not counsel.
Victims should prepare events, timeline and evidence.




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