Court Reporter Recruitment and Retention News Conference
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Presiding Judge Samantha P. Jessner and Executive Officer/Clerk of Court (CEO) David W. Slayton announce the use of nearly $10 million in state funding to recruit, retain and reward official court reporters.
okay ill see you in one year, keep those incentives hot
Ok I'm in Tennessee but give me 2 years ma'am, I'll be in CA! Can I get the incentives if I take an online school in CA? 😅
Is the shortage still going to continue for 2 year? This is because that is around someone to get a license
Where can we follow up for details? I'm interested in starting court reporting school, and I'm wondering what the requirements are for loan reimbursement. Is there a website that outlines the nitty gritty? Thanks!
right
I haven't seen it
Are there any new fundings for this year? I am in school currently for court reporter.
Thats a great question Ana. I'm actually searching for schools right now. Would love to know what the requirements are for loan reimbursement. It's pretty expensive...And I'm very interested in the profession. Any advise would be appreciated.
Does the school need to be in California?
Does the bonuses apply for voice writers too?
I want to be recruited
@mujeeburrahman3352
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Hi maam
i am manual stenographer in pakistan and i love machine stenographer but i cannot afford such heavy fee in court reporting college because i am not very stable financially.
Is there any chance of future for me in court reporting?
Is there any online classes for court reporting
yes I see some online
@@GoldnLion Thank you
If you help me more i will be gratful to you.
Why don't we just have voice recording in all the court rooms? Get the transcript when needed. We may need transcript only 20 % of the hearings. It will deter judges' abuse of power by having voice recording in all hearings.
Wrong!!
You don’t get the transcript when needed. A court reporter will have a rough draft of the transcript in real time when a digital recorder will need to transcribe later on (sometimes using a court reporter). It cuts down so much more time in the long run. Plus not to mention there are a lot more technical problems. A court report will also be able to speak up when things arise and digital technology does not have the ability to understand if it does record a word properly or when it is not working.
@@101fanofTwilight but court reporter is so expensive,. If we have recording, judges are less likely to abuse power. We may not even need a transcript.
@@thegoldenland It is not about the judges abusing power, a court reporter is unbiased and creates a record of what is said in court from all parties. If there is a problem with a judge then wouldn't it be best to have an actual person taking down the record to reflect on what the judge had said? A recent example is the Alex Murdaugh Trial, they started with a digital court reporting company and had to switch to actual reporters because there were too many issues with the technology.
@@101fanofTwilight do you know how much court reporter costa day? How can we afford to pay for court reporter for every single hearing? Use your brain.