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Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters. That's a problem for justice

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Details of history's most high profile court cases—from Ted Bundy, to OJ Simpson, to Donald Trump and Dominique Pelicot—were brought into the public domain thanks to the diligent and difficult work of court reporters.

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Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters. That's a problem for justice

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Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters – that’s a problem for justice

Reporters outside of the UK supreme court. Pcruciatti/ShutterstockDetails of history’s most high profile court cases – from Ted Bundy, to OJ Simpson, to Donald Trump and Dominique Pelicot – were brought into the public domain thanks to the diligent and difficult work of court reporters. Court reporting is a skilled branch of journalism, taught as a discipline in itself. Ideally, court reporters can write at at least 100 words a minute shorthand …

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Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters. That's a problem for justice

2 Articles

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Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters. That's a problem for justice

Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters. That's a problem for justice

Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters – that’s a problem for justice

Fewer journalists are training to be court reporters – that’s a problem for justice

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