By Cecilee Wilson Through the course of my 39-year career as a professional reporter, as well as my 20 years providing broadcast captioning and CART…
Posts published in “Ethics”
By Donna Cascio Many years ago, I was interviewed by a president judge for an officialship in a small judicial district served by two jurists…
By Marianne Cammarota One of the first things I do when I log on to my computer is check my social media pages. I like…
A blog posted May 4 by the JD Supra Business Advisor addresses how to schedule Chinese depositions since they are illegal in mainland China. Author…
By Annemarie Roketenetz It’s not uncommon for new professionals in any field to face anxieties when starting out in their chosen career. This is especially…
The wide array of sessions and presentations adorned with tips and tricks as well as the latest in trends at the 2015 NCRA Convention &…
By Holly Moose Your Committee on Professional Ethics has been hard at work. It has completed its review and revision of Advisory Opinions 1 through…
By Linda Larson The Committee on Professional Ethics reviewed the following scenario: While taking down the official record, a reporter makes an audio backup recording…
By Linda Larson Since the quality of audio on teleconferencing and videoconferencing has improved over the years, and to save money and time, more and…
Three Georgia court reporters were charged with racketeering, theft by taking, theft by deception, and giving false statements, according to an article on WBTV.com, a…
Article I: Name. The name of the organization? Article I: The name of this organization shall be National Court Reporters Association (the “Association”). Article II:…
By David Ward When Laura Grosso, head of Pennsylvania-based ERSA Court Reporting, turned to cloud solution provider Broadview Networks for business telephone and hosted IT…
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, NCRA executive director & CEO Jim Cudahy, CAE, NCRA assistant director of government relations Adam Finkel, government relations specialist Brandon Schall,…
It is difficult to think about either ethics or professionalism without running into the other. The two ideas overlap and influence each other in both…
The Wisconsin Association of Legal Professionals has formally signed up as an Ethics First supporter, becoming the first association representing legal professionals to do so.…
Divorce court — sometimes called domestic court or family court — has probably seen the most changes during the last quarter of the 20th century.…
What passes itself off as the norm of acceptability in verbatim reporting and transcription from some of today’s court reporters causes shudders among even the…
NCRA promotes hearing health rights In late July, NCRA, through the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Alliance, submitted letters to all U.S. Senators, asking for their support…