§ 750 [Interpreters and Translators as Witnesses]

If someone translates or interprets during a court case, the law treats them the same as any other witness. They must follow the same rules that apply to people who testify in court.

This means an interpreter can be questioned, cross-examined, or challenged just like a witness on the stand. They are also required to tell the truth, and they can face legal consequences, like a perjury charge, if they lie or mislead the court.