The state Supreme Court reaffirmed that journalists who fairly and accurately use information from court documents and proceedings are protected against libel lawsuits. Oct. 25, 2004 — An accurate ...

The Court Reporter Crisis Dashboard, which details efforts to fill more than 125 court reporter vacancies, indicated that more than 525,000 family law, probate and unlimited civil proceedings ...

Grappling with a critical shortage of court reporters, the chief judge of the Los Angeles Superior Court system issued an order Thursday, Sept. 5, allowing electronic recording in some proceedings ...

AB 882 would allow electronic recording of certain court proceedings. But legal aid groups say the California Supreme Court ...

The underlying facts may not be true, but it’s important that the press be able to report the allegations, without needing to prove the truth of them.” Even among courts that recognize an absolute ...

In 2014, the National Court Reporters Association predicted that, by 2018, there would be a shortage of 5,500 court reporter positions. That prediction has certainly come to pass.

Court reporting is one of the nation’s highest-paying jobs that doesn’t require a college degree. But the industry is facing a shortage of workers—and some say that’s due, in part, to a ...

The court reporting profession has seen its ranks thin by two-thirds since peaking in the late 20th century, according to Law Technology Today, leaving a shortage of nearly 12,000 reporters.

The contract is $5 million for equipment and installation in the 455 courtrooms. The 40 court reporters employed by the state Trial Court haven’t been told their fate by the Trial Court.

On behalf of the South Carolina Judicial Department, I’d like to offer some facts that were missing from your May 27 article about the shortage of court reporters.