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Welcome to the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts' (AOIC) language accessible information page. If you do not speak English well, you may have the right to a court interpreter for your case. If you need an interpreter, you can tell your attorney, advocate, court staff or the judge. You can also fill out an Interpreter Request form on the standardized forms page and file it with the Circuit Clerk. There may be other court forms in your language. Click on the "Approved Forms" box below. The Citizen Self-Help section may also help you before you go to court.
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Supreme Court Language Access Policy
& Code of Interpreter Ethics The Language Access Policy and Code of Interpreter Ethics defines the scope of interpreter services and establishes the ethical responsibilities of court interpreters. If you believe an interpreter violated the Code of Interpreter Ethics, you can fill out a complaint form. Illinois Supreme Court Language Access Policy
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Supreme Court Disability Access Policy
& Related Forms The Supreme Court Disability Access Policy provides guidance to Illinois courts about language access services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. If you need help because you are deaf or hard of hearing, you can fill out a request form. If you have a complaint about being denied help, you can fill out a grievance form
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Citizen
Self-Help These links may help you before you go to court. Guide for Appeals to the Illinois Appellate Court
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Contact Details
Alison D. Spanner, Assistant Director |
Jill Roberts, |
Kathryn Hensley, |