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Making a few adjustments

Long nights of practice and endless speed tests are familiar challenges for court reporting students. But Kayde Rieken, a student at the College of Court…

A free pen? How about Las Vegas swag?

Students attending the 2017 NCRA Convention & Expo in Las Vegas, Nev., are in for a treat. Firm owners have come together to donate some…

TechLinks: Understanding internet safety

The JCR Weekly recently asked the NCRA Technology Committee: “What are your thoughts, concerns, or sources you turn to when you are looking at your…

A fresh and tasty baker’s dozen

By Brenda Rogers-Fiscus, Deborah Smolinske, and Beverly Thomas Proofreading is the last step in the finalization of your transcript. The proofreader’s eyes are the last…

LAST PAGE: Get punny with it

On memory Q. Prior to this accident, did you have any other pre-existing injuries? A. I had broke my leg, my ankle, riding motocross. Q.…

How to impress attorneys

By David Ward Much like an umpire in baseball or softball, today’s court reporters are expected to do their job so well that they end…

IN MEMORIAM: John T. “Jack” Loynd, Sr.

John T. “Jack” Loynd, Sr., who was an associate member of the National Shorthand Reporters Association (which became the National Court Reporters Association) for many…

NCRA MEMBER PROFILE: Lisa Grimminger, RMR, CRR, CRC

Currently resides in: Ceresco, Neb. Employment type: Official Member since: 1988 Graduated from: American Institute of Business, Des Moines, Iowa Theory: Computer-compatible Stenograph theory What…

Massachusetts to replace court reporters

The Boston Herald reported on June 23 that full-time court reporters in Massachusetts will be replaced by an electronic recording system and per diem workers…