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vi LIST OF TABLES  ix LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS x INTRODUCTION 1 Preface: Audism and d/Deaf Culture 1 The Context of Interpretation4 The Americans With Disabilities Act and its Faults for d/Deaf Individuals 7 LITERATURE REVIEW 11 Educational and Language Issues for d/Deaf Individuals 11 The Importance of Interpreters for d/Deaf Individuals 15 METHODOLOGY AND CONCLUSIONS 18 Issues With Quantitative Research of d/Deaf Defendants 18 Methodology 21 Case 1: Alan Wilding in Idaho, Without Licensing Requirements 23 Case 2: Dean Green in Maine, With Additional Restrictions 26 The Ideal Interpreter Licensure Law29 Conclusion 30

The Impact of American Sign Language Interpreter Licensure Laws on d/Deaf Defendants in Criminal Cases