Relationship Frameworks for Court Reporters
Friday, 17 February 2017
RELATIONS WITH A COURT REPORTER? DREAM ON The National Court Reporters Association, an association formed by court reporters to protect the integrity of the court reporting profession, long ago implemented a Code of Professional Ethics to “provide the framework for the practice of reporting.” NCRA Code of Professional Ethics, Preamble. The Code of Professional Ethics
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MY COURT REPORTER IS A REAL PERSON
Friday, 10 February 2017
My regular court reporter is a real professional. She’s well-dressed at depositions, exudes quiet confidence, and consistently produces my litigation services on a timely basis. She is certified and well trained at her profession. After many discussions, I’ve discovered that my court reporter is also a genuine person; she’s a wife to a busy executive
IRRITATING BEHAVIORS OF COURT REPORTERS AND COURT REPORTING AGENCIES
Wednesday, 25 January 2017
IRRITATING BEHAVIORS OF COURT REPORTING AGENCIES After I listened to my court reporter’s gripes about lawyer behavior, she asked what court reporters and court reporting agencies do that makes lawyers’ jobs difficult. I said: Overcharging Out-of-town Counsel Many of my depositions are taken out of town. I was shocked to see bills submitted by some
A LAWYER’S LOOK AT COURT RECORDING SYSTEMS
Monday, 12 December 2016
Historically, American courts create a record of most court hearings to facilitate public and appellate review of proceedings. Until recently, trial proceedings were recorded by litigation services or a court reporter who transcribed verbatim testimony, arguments, and rulings spoken by trial participants. But technological advances in recording systems have encouraged some American courts to install