Court
Reporters Handbook. Indiana Judicial
Center. (1996, revised 2004)
Manual
for Court Reporters and Transcribers.
Lansing, MI: Administrative Office of the Courts (Revised August 2003).
Communication
Access Realtime Translation (CART) in the Courtroom: Model Guidelines.
American Judges Foundation and the National Court Reporters Foundation.
(September 18, 2002)
Code
of Professional Ethics for Court Reporters.
National Court Reporters Association.
Carver,
John A. and Barry Mahoney. How
to Conduct an Assessment of Your Court's Record-Making Operations: A Systemic
Approach. Prepared by the Justice Management Institute for the National
Court Reporters Association. (June 2002) Publication includes, Vol. 1: The
Self-Assessment Guide and Vol. 2: The Resource Manual. For further details see
the Executive
Summary.
Strategic
Plan for the Making of the Court’s Record.
Administrative Directive No. 2001-1 of the President Judge of the
Superior Court of the State of Delaware (April 2001).
“Management
Plan for Court Reporting and Recording Services.” United States Bankruptcy
Court for the District of Hawaii, adopted July 17, 2000.
Hon. Wheaton, Bonnie M. and
Geri Barnes. 10 Habits
of Highly Effective Courtroom Lawyers in the Era of Electronic Digital Court
Reporting. Journal of the Dupage County Bar Association Online (May 1999).
Administrative
Order 2.039: Court Reporting Services Plan.
16th Judicial Circuit of Florida. (June 1995)
“The
Evolution of Electronic Court Reporting Methods.” A power point
presentation by the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court, Orange and Osceola Counties,
Florida. Centralized and decentralized court reporting is discussed.
Recording
of the Record Task Force.
Judicial Council of California. The
Reporting of the Record Task Force is studying such issues as standardization of
court reporting systems, uniformity of transcripts, and the maintenance of and
access to transcripts via electronic or paper media.
They are also examining the impact of the current shortage of court
reporters.
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Zajdel, Michael H. Resource
Guide: Voice Recognition and Real-time Technologies.
Missouri Office of State Courts Administrator, 2000.
This
report outlines the basic components needed for speech recognition technology,
including hardware and software requirements. (KFM8326
.C68 R4 2000)
Stienstra, Donna, et al.
Digital Audio Recording Technology: A Report on a Pilot Project in Twelve
Federal Courts. Washington, DC:
Federal Judicial Center, 1999. This report summarizes
findings from a study of digital audio recording technology as it was used to
take the record of court proceedings in six district and six bankruptcy courts.
Interviews with judges, court recorders, court managers, and system staff
identified advantages and drawbacks to digital recording technology.
Costs, functionality, and benefits of digital and analog recording
systems were also compared. (KF8725
.D55 1999)
Standards
for Transcriber Certification Process, and Transcriber Certification Board. New
Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts. Office of Reporting Services, 1996.
(KFN2326 .C68 N486)
Guidelines and Policy
Considerations for the Development of Circuit Plans for Court Reporting
Services. Florida Supreme Court, Office of the State Courts Administrator.
(February 23, 1995)
Steelman, David C. Proposed
Criteria and Methodology for Evaluation of Court Reporting Alternatives in the
Province of Ontario. National Center for State Courts, 1993. (KEO1094 .S74)
“Certification
and Testing of Electronic Court Reporters.” The
American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT).
Standards
for Transcriber Certification Process, and Transcriber Certification Board. New
Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts. Office of Reporting Services. (KFN2326 .C68 N486)
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