ennsylvania Court Interpreters – Removing Language Barriers  

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Courts facilitated 36,140 statewide requests for interpreters in 
2021 – 88 percent of which were for Spanish-speaking individuals. The infographic below 
highlights key court data including the top 10 counties for language access and interpreter 
expenses as well as the top 10 languages requested. Download a high-resolution version of 
the graphic. 

 

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PA Courts InfoShare is a monthly product of the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts (AOPC) 
that visually highlights the work of the courts with interesting data and statistics obtained through the 
judiciary’s case management systems, interactive dashboards and other research. Reproduction is 
permissible with source cited.  

Media contact:    Kimberly Bathgate, 717-231-3331 

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