Don't Make Us Say We Told You So: Grassroots and Advocacy in State Courts
Recorded On: 07/23/2022
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In 2021, the Supreme Court of Nebraska began to institute many changes affecting stenographic court reporters and the integrity of the record, thus making it much easier to have a courtroom recorder and an outside transcriptionist prepare the record. GASP! With the help of some friends in the legal community, the official court reporters organized and made our presence known by addressing the misconceptions of court reporting and why the stenographic method is the gold standard. And we aren't done yet. This session is about what steps were taken and will be taken with the bench, the bar, and the legislature to protect the integrity of stenography and the record. Total CEU: 0.1. Product will expire 30 days from registration.
Stephanie Allison
Stefanie Allison has been a stenographic court reporter for 23 years; 9 years freelancing and the remainder as an official in District Court in the Omaha, Nebraska metro area. She currently serves on the board of the Nebraska Court Reporters Association as the official member at large. |