Court monitor vs certified shorthand reporter

Differences between court monitor and certified shorthand reporter duties and responsibilities

Court monitor example responsibilities.

• Serve court summons to youth and/or parents of youth for mandatory court dates.
• Issue summons for defendant to appear in magistrate court.
• Maintain accurate DUI pretrial and court appearance files vital to agency mission.
• Review and approved/deny applications for a guardianship fund and distribute the checks.
• Maintain summonses database, update daily, and prepare relate reports as requested.
• Process and prepare all incoming guardianship petitions to the court prior to attorney and court review.
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Certified shorthand reporter example responsibilities.

• Manage client expenses and prepare billing and financial statements using PClaw and reconcile attorney's escrow and general accounts using QuickBooks.
• Proofread and prepare transcripts in compliance with California law.
• Transcribe depositions into readable form, proofread and forward to attorney for his own review/use.
• Prepare deposition transcripts using computer-assist transcription systems.
• Obtain and review medical records, draft notices to consumer and deposition subpoenas, and transcribe communications.
• Attend seminars to ensure proper CE credits are obtain for state and national certifications.