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A law firm in Washington, DC, is seeking a highly experienced Supreme Court and Appellate Counsel to lead and support the firm's Supreme Court practice. Develop and execute strategic initiatives to expand the Supreme Court and Appellate Group's presence before the Court.
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We are looking to speak with appellate attorneys to join our client’s Supreme Court and Appellate practice group in Washington, DCAppealing a trial court decision is a high-stakes and often precedent-setting scenario.
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Certified Realtime Reporter (CRR) or Federal Court Reporter Realtime (FCRR) certification is preferred. Provide transcripts within the time and cost limitations set by the Judicial Conference; electronically file with Clerk of Court a copy of all transcripts prepared after delivery to the requesting parties.
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A Digital Court Reporter is required to be present in depositions in which an attorney desires to have the deponent's testimony captured via audio or video. View the above video to see a Day In The Life of a PD Digital Court Reporter.
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The Legal Dive senior reporter will regularly write high-impact stories that lead our coverage, from breaking news briefs to enterprise stories and in-depth features about the trends affecting the in-house legal profession and its operations function.
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Walden Security is currently recruiting experienced Court Security Officers. Preserve order: Responsible for providing security presence in the courtroom, enforcing federal law and judicial orders within the courtroom, enforcing local court rules regarding prohibited items, and providing protection to court proceedings as circumstances dictate.
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The Hill, a division of Nexstar Media Group, is looking for a journalist who prizes urgency to join our growing team as a breaking news reporter. About the role: The Hill’s breaking news reporter will work as part of a team of journalists who cover D.C. newsmakers, policy decisions and key national news items through quick updates.
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Digital Court Reporters are also responsible for taking down notes during the proceedings and creating a log note of speaker identification and keywords, which serve as a general outline of the digital recording.
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Perform garage parking and pedestrian control: Where applicable, direct traffic and control lights on court facility properties, as described in the post orders and/or standard operating procedures.
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MLex, a LexisNexis company, is an independent news organization for breaking news and forward-looking analysis on legal and regulatory risk across the globe.
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The Breaking News reporter will cover a wide range of breaking news topics focusing on national and state politics, the U.S. Congress, elections and policy changes. The Breaking News reporter must be equally adept at news aggregation as well as envisioning and reporting original news stories.
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As a trained Court Reporter, you will use specialized equipment to create an accurate record of proceedings in numerous noteworthy places including legal courts, non-profit board rooms, and even Congressional committee hearings.
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Marine Corps Times Staff Reporter. We don’t want a stenographer or a reactive reporter. Our readers are active-duty Marines, veterans and their families, as well as decision-makers at the Pentagon and Capitol Hill.
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The Court Reporter reads portions of transcript during trial at the judge's request, and asks speakers to clarify inaudible statements. The Court Reporter transcribes recorded material using a typewriter, or dictates material into a recording machine.
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