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Both digital reporters and stenographic reporters report in person and remotely, however, the in-person setup for digital is more extensive than remote because theyre able to leverage technology that exists within their laptops, as opposed to setting up the mixers, lavalier microphones, and other equipment.
Is digital court reporting allowed in Alabama?
Digital court reporting is permitted in Alabama courts. The Alabama Supreme Court has approved the use of digital recording equipment in courtrooms. However, certified court reporters must still oversee the recording process and are responsible for producing the official transcript.
What states allow digital court reporters?
State laws related to digital court reporting vary, but the practice is legal in every state. Some states, like Wyoming and Ohio, include electronic reporting in their court rules. The Supreme Court of Colorado established electronic court reporting as one proper way to preserve court records in that state.
Is a digital court reporter the same as a court reporter?
You need an associate degree and a certification through an organization like the American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers.
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