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Does Technology Hold a Future to Replace Human Court Reporters?
Times have changed, and even the most stable enterprises have found themselves being wiped out by constant changes in technology. Court reporting is not an exemption. Few elements may replace the value of certified court reporters except robots and machines. Holding incomparable skills, and expertise, these professionals are uncelebrated champions of the judiciary. Unlike other
A History on the Stenograph Machine
Do you know what court reporting is? Are you conversant with the process court reporters undertake to accomplish their tasks? If you are a certified court reporter, then you might have some knowledge of what court reporting entails. Even so, only a few court reporters bother to look into the history of stenography. The
What’s So Great About Realtime Reporting?
Real-time reporting has made court reporting more efficient than ever before. So what does real-time court reporting entail? It simply involves the instant conversion of stenotype shorthand into English. The resultant English version is often forwarded immediately to the attorney for use in litigation. Real-time court reporting enables stenographers to efficiently avail a
Always on time or Early: Punctuality as a Court Reporter
You may already be a certified court reporter or aspiring to be one. Either way, you probably know that employers hate tardiness and prefer having employees who go to work on time. To keep your job and advance your career, you need to ensure you always get to work early. Persistent lateness portrays
Court Reporting 101: What a Certified Court Reporter Does
What does a certified court reporter do? You may already be venturing into this line of work, or you have aspirations to be a court reporter in the future. Perhaps you’ve never even heard of this term. Let us start from the top! So who is a court reporter? Also known as a
The Importance of Stenographer in The Courtroom
Stenographers (also known as court reporters) are an integral part of court proceedings. Their speed and accuracy in taking down what’s said in courtrooms, and preparing transcripts for the same is equal parts astounding and commendable. And even as many courts start reconsidering the roles of their stenographers in the age of faster