Court reporting as a career was recently showcased in an article that was published online by Westfair Business Publications. The article features 28-year-old court reporting…
Posts published in February 2014
NCRA member Janice Dickman, an official court reporter for Dakota County District in Minnesota, was recently featured in an article that appeared on the SunThisweek.com.…
Official proclamations recognized the event in 12 states NCRA reports that the 2014 National Court Reporting & Captioning Week, held Feb. 16 – 22, generated…
NCRF’s program Thoughtful Tributes is a way to show respect, honor, and even love to the people who have made an impact on your life…
NCRA’s government relations department continually monitors legislation and regulations that may affect court reporters and captioners on the federal, state, and local levels. This year,…
Renew your NCRA membership by Feb. 28 and maintain the benefits you have come to expect from your professional association. With NCRA, your network expands,…
Court reporters, legal videographers, and other legal technology professionals looking to up their game with the realtime services they provide to clients should make plans…
A recent article posted by the NY Daily Record highlighted Stephen A. Zinone, NCRA secretary-treasurer and an official court reporter from Rochester, N.Y., for his…
On Feb. 20, the Federal Communications Commission unanimously approved new rules that require program creators and distributors to ensure full access for viewers who are…
As National Court Reporting & Captioning Week winds down, NCRA would like to congratulate and thank everyone who celebrated the week-long event either by participating…
Leaders of NCRA’s Certified Legal Videography Specialist program took the opportunity to update agency owners about the benefits of sending videographers to CLVS educational training…
Surround yourself with the best of the best experts in court reporting, legal videography, and other technology related to the legal profession at NCRA’s 2014…
A feature article recently appeared in the Jakarta Post (Indonesia) highlighting the life and career of nationally-recognized Netty Karundeng, a stenographer who, in 1945 at…
The Mercury News has reported that the Pennsylvania Court Reporters Association has partnered with the National Park Service to help transcribe interviews of family, friends,…
RevolutionaryText is a technological system of capturing the record from a remote location using a court reporter’s skills. Court proceedings can still be captured verbatim,…
On Feb. 14, NCRA stated its opposition to the proposed rules changes published by the Judicial Conference Committee in June 2013. The committee recommended, among…
Sunday kicked off 2014 National Court Reporting & Captioning Week with a display of activities around the country hosted by court reporters, captioners, firms, state…
In recognition of National Court Reporting & Captioning Week, NCRA President Nancy Varallo sent an invitation to local music teachers and music boosters clubs in…
The Feb. 18 New York Law Journal reported that Queens Family Court judge John Hunt argued that electronic recording systems should not be used in…
The Canadian government has allocated $4.4 million for six new judges to address the increased workload on the court system, according to a report in…