Court reporter vs court stenographer

Differences between court reporter and court stenographer duties and responsibilities

Court reporter example responsibilities.

• Commission as a public notary to administer the oath.
• Attend depositions or court proceedings and taking dictation verbatim; provide transcription of proceedings; coordination of exhibits for depositions
• Report, proofread and produce computer transcripts of medical malpractice, product liability, personal injury and divorce litigation.
• Produce official transcripts, appeals and expedite transcripts.
• Perform notary public duties and swear in say witnesses.
• Assist in deployment of company FTP to allow co-workers to upload files.
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Court stenographer example responsibilities.

• Provide various transcription services transcribing from audio into booklet form.
• Work in the court system typing in stenographic code and transcribing stenographic notes from various pre-trial and trial cases and depositions.
• Maintain extremely high accuracy against strict deadlines in taking and transcribing dictation.
• Record depositions covering employment, medical, pharmaceutical, environmental, and business litigation matters.
• Provide verbatim transcripts of depositions, examinations under oath, and administrative hearings.