Job Description
Job Description
Court Reporter
Minimum starting hourly rate: $27.03
Job Summary:
Using a stenographic recording system, records all spoken words during court proceedings including but not limited to testimony, opening, and closing remarks of counsel, remarks of a judge, and sidebar conferences. To prepare court orders and other related proceedings with a high degree of accuracy.
Essential Job Functions:
- Coordinates schedules to ensure all court proceedings are covered including senior judges, grand jury, masters' hearings, and visiting judges.
- Files original court orders and transcripts in the Clerk of Courts, Domestic Relations or Prothonotary's office for recording and permanent retention.
- Follows protocol as directed, and performs other job-related duties as assigned.
- Generates orders as directed from proceedings.
- Maintains a log of all speakers and events noting all occurrences such as unusual terms, names, objections, and cross examinations. Determines correct spelling of names, terminology, and other specifics of testimony.
- Maintains evidence, exhibits, orders, documents, and correspondence from all court proceedings.
- Maintains recording/stenographic equipment; conducts checks of system daily to ensure proper functioning.
- Management of transcripts, opinions, and court orders from the time of the court proceeding through transmission of completed transcript, opinion, or court order to requesting parties.
- Operates computer and other office equipment.
- Performs duties of other court personnel as requested.
- Performs other job-related duties as required.
- Processes transcript requests and makes copies of log notes and recordings as directed; transcribes recordings only as directed.
- Records testimony at all types of court proceedings including trials, hearings, and conferences using electronic recording system; interrupts when necessary to ensure accuracy and completeness of record; play or read back portions of proceedings if requested.
- Attends meetings or training sessions as required.
- Complete 30 hours of continuing education every 3 years through NCRA.
Minimum Requirements to Perform the Work:
Education:
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Completion of a 2-year degree in court reporting training and certification required
Work Experience:
- Three to five years' clerical experience in an administrative, professional, governmental, or judicial setting to provide the knowledge, skills and abilities required.
- Experience in court transcription or legal transcription preferred.
Computer Experience:
- Proficiency with current and future Microsoft Office Applications and Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
- General knowledge of using web-browser based applications as well as customized, recording, or transcribing software.
- General knowledge of operating touch screen-controlled audio/video systems.
- Understands low-level troubleshooting techniques and concepts to resolve equipment problems.
- Demonstrates confidential data and e-mail security practices to protect the County's systems and network.
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Court Recorder
Minimum starting hourly rate: $21.41
Job Summary:
Using an electronic recording system, records all spoken words during court proceedings including but not limited to testimony, opening, and closing remarks of counsel, remarks of a judge, and sidebar conferences. To prepare court orders and other related proceedings with a high degree of accuracy.
Essential Job Functions:
- Coordinates schedules to ensure all court proceedings are covered including senior judges, grand jury, masters' hearings, and visiting judges.
- Files original court orders and transcripts in the Clerk of Courts, Domestic Relations or Prothonotary's office for recording and permanent retention.
- Follows protocol as directed, and performs other job-related duties as assigned.
- Generates orders as directed from proceedings.
- Maintains a log of all speakers and events noting all occurrences such as unusual terms, names, objections, and cross examinations. Determines correct spelling of names, terminology, and other specifics of testimony.
- Maintains evidence, exhibits, orders, documents, and correspondence from all court proceedings.
- Maintains recording/stenographic equipment; conducts checks of system daily to ensure proper functioning.
- Management of transcripts, opinions, and court orders from the time of the court proceeding through transmission of completed transcript, opinion, or court order to requesting parties.
- Operates computer and other office equipment.
- Performs duties of other court personnel as requested.
- Performs other job-related duties as required.
- Processes transcript requests and makes copies of log notes and recordings as directed; transcribes recordings only as directed.
- Records testimony at all types of court proceedings including trials, hearings, and conferences using electronic recording system; interrupts when necessary to ensure accuracy and completeness of record; play or read back portions of proceedings if requested.
- Acts as main point of contact for A/V technical issues in the courtrooms.
- Attends meetings or training sessions as required.
Minimum Requirements to Perform the Work:
Education:
- High School diploma or equivalent.
- American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT) certification preferred but not required.
Work Experience:
- Three to five years' clerical experience in an administrative, professional, governmental, or judicial setting to provide the knowledge, skills and abilities required.
- Experience in court transcription or legal transcription preferred.
Computer Experience:
- Proficiency with current and future Microsoft Office Applications and Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
- General knowledge of using web-browser based applications as well as customized, recording, or transcribing software.
- General knowledge of operating touch screen-controlled audio/video systems.
- Understands low-level troubleshooting techniques and concepts to resolve equipment problems.
- Demonstrates confidential data and e-mail security practices to protect the County's systems and network.
Company Description
Mission Statement:To provide impactful and essential county services in the most effective, courteous, and financially responsible manner possible.
We are always looking for talented, self-motivated individuals to join our team. If you think you are ready to be a part of an exciting team, then we encourage you to continue with this job application
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Benefits
Medical Benefits:
- Capital Blue Cross Medical Insurance
- Health Savings]]>
Job Tags
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