The California Court Reporters Association serves equally our members, our profession and the public by defending the delivery of justice as the statewide representative of the entire court reporting profession. CCRA promotes and defends the stenographic profession which is unmatched in its ability to produce a realtime transcript. We educate the legal and political community on behalf of all court reporters. Our membership protects, promotes and advocates for the firm owner, the freelancer and official court reporter. |
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President's Message: Enough is Enough |
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Lost in Digital Translation |
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CCRA is pleased to announce that Lost in Digital Translation, written by CCRA President Early Langley, in collaboration with Past Presidents of CCRA, was published in the November 2011 issue of the Orange County Lawyer Magazine and is now available. Considered by some throughout the United States to be one of the most important articles written in the last ten years, Lost in Digital Translation educates the legal community about the risks of voice to text and digital recording in both depositions and court. Click here to read full article. |
We at CCRA are grateful for all that you are doing, whether it's being a good example, sharpening your skills, keeping a watchful eye on unethical practices, helping others, having one-on-one conversations in your freelance or official capacity within the legal community, or chipping in what you can to help build the organization. Rolling up our sleeves to improve our image as court reporters and doing the work that gets us where we want to be as 2012 approaches is key to our success.
At CCRA, we’ve rolled up our sleeves. We have committees in place working in the following areas to support you as a team in protecting your jobs and interests in the community of court reporting: Electronic Recording/Digital Recording; Unethical Gift Giving; Legislation; Voice to Text; Official and Freelance Rules and Practices; Official and Freelance Compendiums for 2012 and associated test packages designed for the CSR test taker; Ask A Reporter; Support Our Students.
If you know of someone within your circle of influence who has made a difference to you, whether it is your mentor, judge, lawyer, court reporter, teacher or fellow student, please share it with us on our Facebook page or write to us at info@cal-ccra.org.
As 2011 draws to a close, let us in on what and who has mattered to you. We’d love to hear the story!
Thank you, All!
Early Langley President, CCRA Early.langley@cal-ccra.org |
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