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Canadian courts use iPads and other tablets

Canadian attorneys are finding iPads and other tablets useful in courtrooms, reports a Dec. 9 blog by Glenn Kauth on Legal Feed. The article related…

Still time for a year-end tax deduction!

You still have time to reap the benefits of a year-end charitable contribution! NCRF has strong programs that support our profession, and its good work…

NCRA counsel wins professional award

NCRA congratulates Dave Wenhold, CAE, PLC, on recently receiving the first annual Professional of the Year Award from the Association of Government Relations Professionals. Wenhold…

Kansas reporter retires

After more than 30 years, Carvel Reinsch, a court reporter for the Saline County District Court in Kansas, is retiring. Reinsch told the Salina Journal…

Court reporter mixes in soccer business

Rosalie Kramm, RPR, CRR, more than fulfilled her childhood dream, reports the San Diego Source. According to the paper, Kramm wanted to run her own…

NCRF: Trustees provide vision and direction

The National Court Reporters Foundation promotes and supports the interests of the court reporting pro­fession. NCRF accomplishes its mission through the philanthropic programs it administers…

Helping yourself (and those who come after)

After almost 40 years as a reporter, I’ve noticed that attorneys and judges are speaking faster, police officers and various law enforcement personnel are chewing…

Questions for prospective students

As a long-time educator and personal coach, I have been curious about what characteristics make the perfect candidate for court reporting school. Many people buy…

The importance of certifications

NCRA members rate their certifications as one of the most important benefits the association offers. When the New Hampshire legislature was considering ways to cut…

NCRA takes an extended look at captioning

Since broadcast captioning became a critical and expected service in this country, solutions related to captioning quality metrics have been elusive and NCRA, captioners, captioning…