CCIO holds many social, networking, and educational events each year.
Visit this page again soon to see what we have in store next.

Dan Sobol

Brandon Shroy
SAVE THE DATE
Understanding OVI:
Basic Principles of OVI Investigation,
Terminology, and Court Hearings
Presented by Dan Sobol and Brandon Shroy
Saturday, July 12, 2025
10:00 am - 12:30 pm ET
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IN PERSON
Franklin County Government Center
First Floor Conference Room
369-375 South High Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
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This training, presented by two veteran defense attorneys, is intended to give court interpreters a fundamental understanding of the basic principles of OVI cases.
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MEMBERS: $20.00
NON-MEMBERS: $30.00

SAVE THE DATE
Introduction to Court Interpreter Ethics
Presented by Cynthia Lepeley
Saturday, September 27, 2025
9:00 am - Noon ET
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Are you interested in becoming a court interpreter? CCIO, in collaboration with the Supreme Court of Ohio is offering this FREE webinar. Register now to be included.​
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FREE TO ALL - REGISTRATION REQUIRED

PAST EVENT - JUST MISSED IT!
Interpreter or Expert Witness?
Ethical Considerations
Presented by Ernest Niño-Murcia
Saturday, May 3, 2025
10:00 am - Noon ET
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While court interpreters possess relevant expertise in certain areas, actually rendering an expert opinion as a witness poses ethical challenges. This session will explore different situations in which an interpreter might be asked to render an expert opinion while discussing the ethical challenges involved, including scope of practice, conflict of interest, and why certain expert work may or may not be appropriate.​​
Past CCIO Events

Autumn Social Event
Valters at the Maennerchor
10-27-22

Ethics for Medical and Legal Interpreters presented by Christopher Mellinger and
Kevin Mercado, 11-12-16
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