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Zinone promotes court reporting, captioning

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…

FCC votes to improve closed captioning quality

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…

CLVSs keep pace with technology changes

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…

Taking notes, making history

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…

Court reporters to transcribe Flight 93 histories

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,…

NCRA comments on changes to Federal Rules

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…

Judge makes case for court reporters

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…

Canadian courts face delays

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…

New York courts ask for more money

A Feb. 5 article in the Columbus, Ind., Republic, reported that New York’s top court administrator asked the state legislature for additional funding for civil…