What is digital court reporting

Digital Court Reporters are responsible for listening to the recording of courtroom events through headphones while the proceeding occurs to ensure recording quality. Digital Court Reporters monitor and record multiple proceedings at the same time from a remote location.

How does digital reporting work?

A digital court reporter is a court reporter. Digital court reporters use state-of-the-art audio recording devices, along with software to identify speakers and log notes throughout the proceedings.

Is digital court reporting legal in California?

Electronic and Digital Recording\n\n Electronic recording is regulated by statute in California. California Government Code § 69957 states that electronic recording is allowed in limited civil, misdemeanors and infractions, and only when a certified court reporter cannot be obtained.

How do I become a digital court reporter in California?

Becoming a licensed CSR requires passing a three-part licensing exam, usually after attending a State-approved court reporting school. Having an out-of-state license or appropriate work experience can also qualify you for the exam. CSR school programs are designed to take three to four years.