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Will court reporters be replaced by computers?

There will always be a need for a trustworthy, skilled person who can transcribe testimony in specific conditions, with or without augmentation of AI technology. Those circumstances will become less frequent over time as the substitutes become more accurate, more adaptive, and less expensive.

How long do court reporters keep transcripts in California?

Question: How long should a court reporter keep notes? Answer: Pursuant to 69955(e) In Court: 10 years; Death penalty case: forever.

Will court reporters be replaced by AI?

For court reporting, AI can decrease costs of transcription for lawyers, reduce turnaround time, and provide an alternative to markets plagued with a stenographer shortage. As a partnered toolrather than a replacement to human oversight AI powered court reporting has amazing potential for the legal industry.

Why I quit being a court reporter?

Court reporting is a huge responsibility. You must accurately and quickly record every word and action during court proceedings. Any mistake you make could compromise the record and potentially the entire case. This stress can be too much for some people to take on.

Are court reporters licensed in California?

The Court Reporters Board of California was established in 1951 by an act of the Legislature. Since its inception, the Board has licensed 14,308 people. Of those, approximately 6,500 have current licenses.

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