Rule 3. Possible Reasons for Discipline

Disciplinary complaints may be filed against court interpreters who have been certified or are seeking certification by the Indiana Supreme Court for the following reasons: a) Conviction of a felony or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, dishonesty, or false statements; b) Fraud, dishonesty, or corruption, whether or not related to the functions and duties of a court interpreter; c) Continued false or deceptive advertising after receipt of notification to discontinue; d) Knowing and willful disclosure of confidential or privileged information obtained while serving in an official capacity; e) Gross incompetence; f) Failing to appear as scheduled without good cause; g) Noncompliance with any existing continuing education requirements; h) Nonpayment of any required renewal fees; or i) Violation of the Indiana Supreme Court Interpreter's Code of Conduct and Procedure or any other judicial department policies or procedures.