NATIONAL COURT REPORTERS EXAM | 2026/2027 LATEST UPDATE
| COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+
A court reporter may offer incentives to law firms to gain business. - ANSWER False
Court reporting firms wholly owned by California CSRs are required to register with the California
Court Reporters Board. - ANSWER False.
CA Code of Regs section 2475
The giving of a gift to an attorney or law firm with a value not exceeding $100 per calendar year is
acceptable. - ANSWER true
A certified shorthand reporter (court reporter) may work for a non-licensee-owned court reporting
firm who is NOT registered with the California Court Reporters Board. - ANSWER false
The mission of the California Court Reporters Board is to protect the public against incompetent
court reporters. - ANSWER true
The California Court Reporters Board has one office in Southern California and one office in Northern
California. - ANSWER false
The California Code of Regulations, Section 2403 outlines the scope of practice for both official and
freelance court reporters. - ANSWER true
The California Code of Regulations, Section 2475 states a reporter must perform professional
services within the scope of one's competence, including promptly notifying the parties present or
the presiding officer upon determining that one is not competent to continue an assignment. -
ANSWER true
The California Court Reporters Board may discipline a licensee for violating the California Code of
Regulations, Section 2475, Professional Standards of Practice. - ANSWER true
The California Court Reporters Board is composed of five members, two of whom are licensees. -
ANSWER true
| COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+
A court reporter may offer incentives to law firms to gain business. - ANSWER False
Court reporting firms wholly owned by California CSRs are required to register with the California
Court Reporters Board. - ANSWER False.
CA Code of Regs section 2475
The giving of a gift to an attorney or law firm with a value not exceeding $100 per calendar year is
acceptable. - ANSWER true
A certified shorthand reporter (court reporter) may work for a non-licensee-owned court reporting
firm who is NOT registered with the California Court Reporters Board. - ANSWER false
The mission of the California Court Reporters Board is to protect the public against incompetent
court reporters. - ANSWER true
The California Court Reporters Board has one office in Southern California and one office in Northern
California. - ANSWER false
The California Code of Regulations, Section 2403 outlines the scope of practice for both official and
freelance court reporters. - ANSWER true
The California Code of Regulations, Section 2475 states a reporter must perform professional
services within the scope of one's competence, including promptly notifying the parties present or
the presiding officer upon determining that one is not competent to continue an assignment. -
ANSWER true
The California Court Reporters Board may discipline a licensee for violating the California Code of
Regulations, Section 2475, Professional Standards of Practice. - ANSWER true
The California Court Reporters Board is composed of five members, two of whom are licensees. -
ANSWER true
