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When a teenage girl sought a domestic violence protection order, she marked on the form she needed an American Sign Language interpreter. From then on, Luanne Conner appeared at each hearing to interpret the judge’s orders into ASL, ensuring the girl and the person she sought protection from understood.
Conner is one of more than 100 interpreters Clark County District Court has contracted with this year, translating hearings into more than 40 languages.
