After completing an interpreting assignment in a child custody case, an interpreter's neighbor asks what happened in court. The interpreter should:

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AShare a brief summary since the neighbor is not a party
BDecline to discuss any details of the case
CShare general observations but no specific testimony
DRefer the neighbor to the public court record

✓ Correct answer: B. Decline to discuss any details of the case The interpreter must decline to discuss case details with anyone not authorized to receive that information, including neighbors or friends. This protects the parties' privacy and maintains professional integrity.

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