Court Reporter: Real-Time Transcripts & Verbatim Records

Posted 16 days ago

mclennan countyWausau (WI)

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About the role

McLennan County seeks a Machine Certified Shorthand Reporter to record verbatim court proceedings, transcribe records on appeal, and file appellate documents with the courts. The role requires compliance with ethics and state statutes, and strong precision in documenting hearings. You'll maintain transcripts, prepare jury charges, schedule coverage, and assist judges, counsels, and the public while upholding professional standards in a court environment.

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