CDR Practice Test 4 questions with answers

CDR Practice Test 4The following steps help keep protected information safe except: Leaving your computer unlocked The following steps help keep protected information safe Sending data through secure servers Shredding documents Not leaving equipment in your car You are a newly hired court reporter at a large courthouse. Since being hired, you have been assigned to courtrooms for guilty pleas and adjournments. There is a three-week sexual assault (rape) jury trial starting, and three senior court reporters have requested it. Your supervisor informs you she is considering assigning the trial to you. You initially hesitate but realize if you do not take this assignment, you may be sitting in guilty plea courts for another three weeks. Having a burst of confidence, you accept the assignment. Monday you arrive early to the courthouse. Your supervisor introduces you to the judge, who to you appears skeptical because of your lack of jury-trial experience. You enter the courtroom and begin setting up the equipment. Hundreds of potential jurors enter the courtroom. After a full day, a jury of 12 is finally selected. The judge has commented during recesses on how impatient he has become. It is 3:30 in the afternoon. The lawyers have requested to have the trial start first thing the next morning. The judge rules the trial is to start after a brief ten-minute recess. Court has reconvened, and the jury enters the courtroom. The accused is arraigned and pleads not guilty. The first witness, the victim, is called to the stand. As she enters, you realize you recognize her as your child's school friend. Your eyes meet as she takes the witness stand. What should you do? In answering the question, review and apply all four ethical theories. There is only one correct answer. Pass a note to the presiding judge requesting a recess so you can inform the judge of the situation.