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One of the most popular methods of court reporting, the “masked method” is where your court reporter actually records the deposition and transcribed the recording later. Are you a fan of the masked method?
Want to hear an interesting fact about court reporting? Well, get this, rather than traditional typing, court reporters use a stenotype machine that produces a sound-relating phonetic code! This is why court reporters are hundreds of times faster than typists!
Did you know that the early Romans had court reporting? In fact, many of Cicero’s speeches were transcribed this way making Marcus Tullius Tiro, one of the world’s first court reporters!
Just because the courts are closed right now (due to the present pandemic) doesn’t mean justice goes out the window! On the contrary, business disputes, for example, are being handled just fine thanks to remote discovery and videography. Check it out!
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Did you know court reporters keep the records they produce – all live and legal transcriptions of the courtroom – for up to 15 years? This makes it possible to retry court cases many years after, as in the case of an appeal.
At Mills Reporting Group Inc., we provide a variety of reporting services to assist our clients with their court reporting needs. Call today at 813-272-1814.
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Automatic speech recognition in court reporting? Yes, and yes! And it’s making a strong case for itself as the new go-to method for transcription production. Check it out! How thankful are you for this modern tool of court reporting accuracy?
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Talk about exhausting, prior to 1877 court reporters were required to write everything down by hand. Thankfully, Miles Bartholomew changed all that when he invented the stenotype machine! What do you know about court reporting’s early history?
Often sitting in the same position for hours on end, and dealing with various courtroom personalities and moods, court reporters are a new breed of multitasker! Court reporters also make 100% of their deadlines 100% of the time!
Did you know court reporters do more than record legal proceedings? They also control the accuracy of the record; they remind witnesses to use verbal responses not just gestures. Court reporters also ensure only one lawyer speaks at a time! What’s your experience?
Have you ever wondered about court reporting, what it is, and what court reporters really do? Read more about it here: https://bit.ly/33eKZPT
Be sure that you know what format you want your transcribes transcribed into. Many court reporters are experienced in both paper and electronic formats, but double check to ensure you are getting what you need.
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Mills Reporting Group Inc offers a variety of legal stenographer services in Tampa, Florida. Visit our website to see a full list of our services. https://www.courtreporterstampafl.com/
This court reporter has achieved the highest certification possible in her profession. Read about her story here: http://bit.ly/2tpUNtC
Happy New Year from Mills Reporting Group! May all 2021 trials have good outcomes - and we're here to ensure excellent documentation. For court reporting services including video depositions and court videotaping throughout Florida, call us at 813-272-1814.
Pro tip: Hiring a court reporter that operates in your local area will be a great advantage. If you need to set up a deposition on short notice, your court reporter will be able to make it.
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There are a lot of TV shows and movies centered around the legal field. What are some of your favorites?
Employment for all court reporters is expected to grow over the next decade, but one set of skills can really help you stand out. https://bit.ly/2PMRSEM
