Court Reporting is a profession that many people don’t really know about or may not really understand. Even though trained court reporting professionals have many career opportunities that extend beyond the court room, this 4 minute video was produced by the US Courts providing information about what a court reporter is, what they do and how they do it. Court Report reporters must be able to write at 250 words per minute, this video tells you how they do it!
http://www.uscourts.gov/Careers/CareerProfiles/CourtReporter.aspx
Technology is great, sometimes it can prove to be a challenge, but overall I think we can all agree that it really can make things easier. In the legal field, there many elements to a case involving various parties and members of a legal team. Court Reporters have the important role of recording and transcribing the spoken words during trials, hearings, depositions and many other occasions where the spoken word must be documented. Traditionally, all parties would be in the same room, but with the help of technology you may see more firms utilizing live streaming technology.
This article shows how McDaniel Court Reporting utilized LiveDeposition.com to stream a live deposition and how it really is a money and time saver.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/prwebLiveDeposition/McDaniel-Reporting/prweb9655398.htm
Sumner College Court Reporting Student: Katie C. has a hidden talent! She’s a rapper! Check out her Court Reporting Rap! It’s AWESOME!
Court Reporting Rap by K-Teezy
Way to represent Oregon Court Reporters!!