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Louisiana Motion and Order for interpreter to interview hearing - impaired indigent defendant

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This is a motion filed by counsel for a hearing-impaired indigent defendant, requesting that the professional fees for an interpreter hired to interview said defendant be paid out of the court’s Criminal Court Fund. An order granting the motion is included in the document.
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