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Going On The Record
Court reporting is not as straightforward as it might seem. You may have to overcome several challenges and difficult situations to meet your obligations as far as going on the record is concerned. For instance, the opposing counsel may ask their client not to answer questions, but still insist that the deposing attorney to go
Admissible Video Conference Recordings in Court
Depositions via video conference may or may not be admissible in court, depending on how you present your testimony. Considering this, it is important to make sure that your video conference recordings are accurate, and meet all the set standards. So what are the rules for video conference recordings in court? Well, the court may
Guidelines To Follow When Working With a Court Reporter
Are you in a career path that requires you to work closely with a certified court reporter? If so, then you might feel anxious and nervous if it is your first time encountering such an experience. However, working with a court reporter does not have to be a nerve-wracking ordeal. As long as you follow
Tips for Tech and Courtroom Equipment in Large Venues
When it comes to a courtroom trial presentation in a large venue, are you prepared? A trial presentation involves a lot. Assembling equipment and getting your tech right is important when it comes to having a good presentation. In fact, trials today are not that different from those in the past. With plenty of tech
Court Depositions: What to Do and What Not to Do
Court depositions are witnesses’ sworn, out of court written or oral testimonies. They are used to gather evidence prior to the commencement of a trial. Moreover, depositions provide attorneys with vital information that they can use to predict how a case is likely to turn out. The impact of court depositions cannot be understated. In
What is Official Court Reporting
Court reporting is a large field that incorporates several job descriptions, ranging from closed captioning, to live sign language interpretation. It is worth noting that court reporters – no matter the subspecialty – go through the same training programs. However, it is only those that are appointed by the court (normally, highly skilled stenographers) that