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The Military Times reported on Feb. 25 that the Library of Congress Veterans History Project, which collects and preserves the stories of U.S. war veterans,…
The Takeaway interviewed NCRA member Amy Bowlen, RDR, CRR, CRC, a broadcast captioner from Imperial, Pa., and manager of training at VITAC, on March 3…
Remarks made on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives by Rep. Ted Poe of Texas, recognizing the important work of court reporters in…
Members can find information on the certification, notary, and read-and-sign requirements of various states through the National Court Reporters Association website. This section of the…
The Newton Daily News reported on March 3 that the Realtime Court Reporting Program at Des Moines Area Community College Newton Campus, Newton, Iowa, has…
An article posted on March 2 by the Daily Report Online reports concerns by Chief Judge Gail Tusan of the Fulton County, Ga., Superior Court…
A blog posted March 2 by the JD Supra Business Advisor discusses why it is important to raise awareness about the court reporting profession and…
By Diana L. Netherton I would be remiss in the recollection of my overseas work experience if I failed to mention one extraordinary man, a…
In a press release issued Feb. 14, 1CapApp announced the release of Gen. VI, which includes 1Net, Automatic Language translation, and an update to their…
NCRA’s RPR Study Guide is a comprehensive book that takes each knowledge area of the RPR exam and provides a manageable, straightforward tutorial of what…
Register now to join the leaders from more than 40 state affiliates from across the country who are participating in the 2016 NCRA Legislative Boot…
Network World posted an article on Feb. 22 that discusses a 2013 decision by the Georgia Administrative Office of the Courts. The decision led to…
A blog posted Feb. 19 by the JD Supra Business Advisor notes how often court reporters are part of both popular and not-so-popular television shows. “I…
The Art of Court Reporting By Ruthanne Esparza I’ve been out of the court reporting field for three years now, out of being an actual…
Currently resides in: Seattle, Wash. Position: Founder and CEO, Harvard Bell Member since: 2010 Studied: Taipei American School, University of Washington Why did you decide…
Students win financial assistance, motivation with NCRA and NCRF scholarships and grants The value of NCRA and NCRF scholarships and grants is twofold: the financial…
Motion for Madness, the third mystery novel in a series authored by NCRA member Kelly Nasuti, RMR, CRR, CRC, debuted on bookshelves both real and…
Adam Finkel, NCRA’s Director of Government Relations, represented the Association on Feb. 23, at a meeting of the Video Programming Subcommittee, which operates under the…
By Megan Rogers It’s difficult to determine exactly how many people in the United States are deaf-blind because the definition for deaf-blind varies from person…