Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners

About the Role

Court reporters and simultaneous captioners transcribe spoken words into written form, typically in legal settings or during live events.

Transcribing spoken dialogue during court proceedings or other events.
Using stenography machines or voice writing techniques to capture speech.
Editing and proofreading transcripts for accuracy and readability.
Providing real-time captioning for live television and events.
Maintaining detailed notes and records of proceedings.
Collaborating with legal professionals, broadcasters, and event organizers to ensure timely delivery of transcripts.
Staying updated with legal terminology and technology advancements in the field.

Cindy B. Compton – A prominent court reporter known for her expertise in real-time captioning and contributions to improving transcription methods.
Robert F. McKee – A well-regarded figure in the court reporting field, recognized for his educational contributions and innovations in recording technology.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Court Reporting
A comprehensive guide covering the fundamentals of court reporting, helpful for both newcomers and experienced reporters.
Court Reporter Daily
A resourceful blog providing news, tips, and insights into the court reporting profession.
StenoCast
A platform that offers training and resources for aspiring court reporters and captioners.
The National Court Reporters Association (NCRA)
A leading organization that provides resources, education, and networking opportunities for court reporters and captioners.