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WHAT THEY DIDN'T KNOW MAY HAVE HELPED US: HOW THE SUPREME COURT MISINTERPRETED THE ROLE OF SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS
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Main Author:
SIEGEL, P.
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Journal Article
Language:
English
Subjects:
Comunicación no verbal
Discapacidad
Discapacidad auditiva
Escuela
Intérpretes
Jurisprudencia
EE.UU.
Acción social
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