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California Court Reporters Association
Welcome to CCRA
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.
 
President's Message: Enough is Enough
 
CCRA’s 102nd Annual Convention – Save the Date! PDF Print Email

Don’t miss the 2012 annual convention, October 5th through the 8th, at the beautiful Miramonte Resort and Spa in Indian Wells, CA.  This year’s theme is Relax, Refocus, and Revive!  The Miramonte is the site of the 2009 convention and the reviews were outstanding.  Many people commented it is was the finest venue a CCRA convention was ever held at.  Great sessions, great food, great spa, and great rooms.  CCRA has booked the entire resort for 2012!  Mark you calendar, reserve your room today, and keep an eye out for more details!

 
Lost in Digital Translation PDF Print Email
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.
 
Capturing the Record Is Critical in Litigation PDF Print Email
 
 
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