Originally, for the first hearing, we were told that there was not an ability to have translation. They didn't have the room for it. They didn't have the setup, and my father fought tooth and nail for us to get translation. It did mean that we had to move to a different prison in order to get the translation booth and the translators in there.
His original trial was in English, but I know he's French, and that is his right. It's also the right of the victims. We're the ones who are suffering. He's put himself in that position, but we, as victims, deserve to hear everything and understand everything. We did accomplish that, but it wasn't easy.