Court Reporting World
Most lawyers have been in as many legal proceedings as you have, yet they still haven't learned you only have two ears and two hands. Let off some of the aggravation of dueling attorneys and witnesses when you're working on that transcript and dream about a perfect world where no one talked over each other.
No matter how fast anyone talks, we're still expected to take down everything. You're up to the challenge. You're a special breed. You're a court reporter.
Think the RPR test is hard? 200 WPM is slow, and 96% accuracy is standard for us reporters nearly everyday, yet the certified realtime reporter test makes veteran reporters cringe in their shoes. But once you've passed it and got your certificate, you can prove to the world that you're as close to perfect as it gets.
Court reporting is hard. It takes a lot to become an RPR. But some days you don't feel very professional, sometimes you'd like everyone to just shut up and go away. This funny RPR mousepad would make a great gift for any RPR you know, like yourself!
A very unique clock for a very unique profession. It's a fun way to teach numbers to court reporting students or curious friends and family.
Looking for a cool court reporting gift for yourself or a friend? This unique gift is perfect for court reporters, captioners, and CART providers. If you prefer this in another color scheme, let me know. I'm happy to create something just for you!
A very unique clock for a very unique profession. It's a fun way to teach numbers to court reporting students or curious friends and family.
A very unique clock for a very unique profession. It's a fun way to teach numbers to court reporting students or curious friends and family.
A very unique clock for a very unique profession. It's a fun way to teach numbers to court reporting students or curious friends and family.
There's a lot of junk that goes on in depos. People cuss, scream, call each other names and walk out of the deposition entirely. In most cases, the court reporter is the one that is the model of decorum in the room.