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Things to Know Before You Go To Court
Going to court can be intimidating process. The stress and worry about having a court appearance can be alleviated by understanding some basic information about how a court room operates. Knowing some tips on how to dress and behave, how to speak, and what to expect...
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In-court testimony is a critical part of our judicial system, and is integral in insuring just and accurate verdicts. When you are going to court there are some simple things you should avoid saying to help improve your outcomes and guarantee a just verdict. The...
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Tips for Preparing for a Deposition
If you’ve never been involved with legal matters before, then everything about the process might frustrate and confuse you, and that’s especially true when it comes to your deposition. One of the best ways to deal with your nerves and confusion is to educate yourself...
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Why are Some Depositions Videotaped?
When conducted properly, depositions can be critical to supporting a court case. One definition of a deposition is taking an oral statement of a witness under oath, before trial. These proceedings, also called discovery, are usually used to build and support cases....
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Most Popular Court Reporting Schools
You’ve seen the commercials: “Learn how to be a dental assistant” and enjoy what you do. Or, “Become a medical technician” and be the envy of all your friends. Envy doesn’t pay the bills, though, and maybe you’re not comfortable working in somebody’s mouth. Here’s...
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How Fast Do I Need to Type to Be a Court Reporter?
Everyone talks at a different speed, with many factors contributing to their speaking pace. Factors such as occupation, subject matter and geographic area where one is born and raised. Most people speak at a speed from 110 to 200 words per minute (wpm), depending on...
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WHY I LOVE GREGG SHORTHAND
As a high school student in the mid-sixties, I came from a family where, quite frankly, the boys were expected to pursue a college degree, but it was assumed the girls would graduate high school and get a secretarial job and marry. This was not the culture of all...
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Why Is There a Need for Younger Court Reporters?
Court reporters may seem to play a minor part in a court room, but in reality, they are integral aspects of the judicial system. The first and most well-known job of a court reporter is to transcribe what happens and what is said in court in real time. This means that...
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