NCRA would like to congratulate the following schools on their recent recertification by the Association’s Council on Approved Student Education: Alvin Community College, Alvin, Texas…
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The Des Moines Area Community College in Newton, Iowa, has announced that in conjunction with the Iowa Court Reporters Association, it will begin offering a…
In response to the government’s monthly jobs report that came out earlier this month, NPR asked listeners to send in a brief description of their…
A recent blog posted by Planet Depos, a court reporting firm based in Washington, D.C. that provides services worldwide, offers a review of the latest…
A recent editorial in the Charlotte Observer by Martin Brinkley of Raleigh, N.C., and John Wester of Charlotte, N.C., both past presidents of the North…
The Long Island News recently posted a news release issued by NCRA on behalf of the Long Island Business Institute promoting court reporting as a…
The Stevens Point Journal recently posted an article online written by NCRA member Patricia A. Baker, Portage County, Wis., touting the role court reporters play…
Registration is now open for certification exams. There are different dates for the written knowledge and skills test, and some certifications require a seminar. Spots…
Australian court reporters face outsourcing challenges Australian courts in New South Wales are proposing outsourcing the court reporting function of the courts, according to a…
Judicial officials in Robeson County argued against a recommendation by the North Carolina’s Administrative Office of Courts to replace court reporters with digital recorders, saying…
The Feb. 28 Law Technology News reported on NCRA’s successful Court Reporting & Captioning Week, which occurred Feb. 16-22. The article quoted NCRA President, Nancy…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…