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A Court Reporter’s Perspective

Posted on February 1, 2011

Court reporters have long been seen as minor, purely assisting characters, due to continual presence in TV and movie courtroom scenes with no apparent significance other than to “read something back” to a judge or lawyer. The truth is, court reporting is a fascinating career, but it is also one that can be quite stressful [...]

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5 Ways to Use a Court Reporter (Without Actual Court Reporting)

Posted on January 19, 2011

There are quite a few creative uses for the expertise of a court reporter besides performing stenography in a courtroom. Most businesses would love to take advantage of the speed and accuracy with which court reporters type. Here are five non-court positions where a court reporter could best apply their skills: 1. Data Entry and [...]

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A Day in the Life of a Court Reporter

Posted on December 31, 2010

Holly Lane admits that court reporting is a difficult and trying job but this is exactly what drew her to the field. For the past 15 years she has worked as a freelance court reporter enjoying the freedom her job allows her to indulge in the things she loves the most: family, her dogs, and [...]

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50 Open Courses to Become a Real Life CSI

Posted on April 11, 2010

You’ve seen the TV shows, and now you’re interested in fighting crime as a crime scene investigator.

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100 Best Crime Books Ever Written

Posted on March 1, 2010

It seems that almost everyone loves a good crime story, whether it’s a traditional whodunit mystery, an engaging spy novel, or a glimpse into the mind of a real killer.

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50 Best Blogs for Crime & Mystery Book Lovers

Posted on February 23, 2010

You’ll find posts from well-known authors, real-life crime reporters, fans like yourself and a plethora of suggestions on what you should read next, so get a clue and start reading.

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