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The demand for interpreting services in police investigations has been growing steadily in the UK. For example, in Cambridgeshire, the number of foreign nationals in custody has risen to over 30% in recent years and the proportion of foreign nationals amongst victims and witnesses is also at the same level (Mayfield, 2014). Subsequently, one in four investigative interviews in Cambridgeshire is now conducted with the assistance of an interpreter (Mayfield & Vanterpool, 2016). Similar situation can be observed in other counties in the UK, many countries of the European Union, the United States of America and Australia (GoodmanDelahunty & Silvasubramanian, 2013; GoodmanDelahunty, 2015).

Some aspects of the role of interpreters in investigative interviews