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ETHICS: Coping with COPE

By Doug Friend I’m honored to serve NCRA this year as the chair of the Committee on Professional Ethics, otherwise known as COPE. This committee…

Jetsetting reporters

By David Ward Very few people in court reporting would describe it to outsiders as a glamorous, exciting profession. Important? Yes. Personally satisfying? For most…

PROFILE: Mary Beth Johnson, CRI

Name: Mary Beth Johnson, CRI Currently resides in: Pittsburgh, Pa. Position: Professor of court reporting Member since: 1990 Graduated from: Duquesne University, M.Ed.; Dickinson College, BA…

Tip of the month: Invest in yourself

By Keith Lemons Invest in yourself. Pay your professional dues, pay your maintenance agreements on your machines and your software, become certified, and stay abreast…

CASE essay: The student becomes the teacher

By Elisa Greenwald The most challenging part of court reporting school is learning the vital information about one’s self that is virtually unteachable. Since the…

The latest news on online testing

By Marybeth Everhart By now you have likely heard that, beginning in 2015, NCRA skills tests will be moved online. (May 2 will be the…

Understanding the diversity of CART clients

An article that appeared in the fall 2014 issue of The Transcript, the membership newsletter of the New York State Court Reporters Association, addresses the…