Every person who acts as an interpreter in circumstances involving the arrest, police custody or other stage in a criminal, civil, or other matter of a person coming under K RS 30A.410 shall not be examined as a witness regarding conversations between that person and his attorney, when the conversations would otherwise be subject to the attorney-client privilege, without the consent of that person. Interpreters shall not be re quired to testify regarding any other privileged communications without the consent of the person for whom they are interpreting.
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