COURT REPORTERS TEXAS UPDATED QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔can a court reporter agree to relinquish control of original reposition transcript and
copies before it is certified and delivered to custodial attorney -✔✔no
✔✔can a court reporter provide services not made available to all parties -✔✔no
✔✔can a court reporter give advantage to any party -✔✔no
✔✔what has the title, appearance, index, correction and certification page(s) in an
official reporters record -✔✔administrative pages
✔✔what does ASCII stand for -✔✔American Standard Code for Information Interchange
✔✔a format that has been reduced and printed to accommodate two or four normal
sized pages on one printed 8.5 x 11 inch page -✔✔compressed
✔✔CRCB -✔✔Court Reporters Certification Board
✔✔duplex -✔✔printed on both sides of page
✔✔the bottom lines on an Official Reporters Record or Freelance Reporters Record
which appears BELOW LINE 25 -✔✔footer
✔✔the top lines on a page of an official reporters record or Freelance reporters record
that briefly describe the testimony of witnesses and/or events -✔✔header
✔✔a listing of the contents of an Official Reporter's Record or a Freelance Reporter's
Record -✔✔index
, ✔✔a detailed, legible description of proceedings being recorded by a court recorder -
✔✔log
✔✔the space around the text on a page -✔✔margin
✔✔the compilation of multiple indexes in an Official Reporter's Record, which is
required only for records with more than one volume and will always be labeled as
Volume 1 -✔✔Master Index
✔✔the master index is always what? -✔✔Volume 1
✔✔an audio or audio-visual recording -✔✔non stenographic record
✔✔events or happenings in the courts, legislature, state agencies, depositions, grand
juries, and court commissions -✔✔proceedings
✔✔as spoken -✔✔sic
✔✔sotto voce -✔✔soft voice
✔✔style -✔✔the name of the lawsuit or matter pending before a court or an agency of
the state
✔✔text -✔✔the main body of matter in a transcript
✔✔title page -✔✔the first page of reporter's record, listing pertinent information included
within the record
✔✔what is always the first page of an official record -✔✔the title page
✔✔transcription -✔✔means the act or process of transcribing, or something trasncribed
✔✔venire -✔✔means an entire panel from which a jury is drawn
✔✔venireperson -✔✔member of venire
✔✔what is the page size -✔✔8.5 by 11 inches
✔✔what is the pitch (characters per inch) -✔✔9 or 10
✔✔margin distance -✔✔no less than 6.5 inches between left and right marginal lines
AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔can a court reporter agree to relinquish control of original reposition transcript and
copies before it is certified and delivered to custodial attorney -✔✔no
✔✔can a court reporter provide services not made available to all parties -✔✔no
✔✔can a court reporter give advantage to any party -✔✔no
✔✔what has the title, appearance, index, correction and certification page(s) in an
official reporters record -✔✔administrative pages
✔✔what does ASCII stand for -✔✔American Standard Code for Information Interchange
✔✔a format that has been reduced and printed to accommodate two or four normal
sized pages on one printed 8.5 x 11 inch page -✔✔compressed
✔✔CRCB -✔✔Court Reporters Certification Board
✔✔duplex -✔✔printed on both sides of page
✔✔the bottom lines on an Official Reporters Record or Freelance Reporters Record
which appears BELOW LINE 25 -✔✔footer
✔✔the top lines on a page of an official reporters record or Freelance reporters record
that briefly describe the testimony of witnesses and/or events -✔✔header
✔✔a listing of the contents of an Official Reporter's Record or a Freelance Reporter's
Record -✔✔index
, ✔✔a detailed, legible description of proceedings being recorded by a court recorder -
✔✔log
✔✔the space around the text on a page -✔✔margin
✔✔the compilation of multiple indexes in an Official Reporter's Record, which is
required only for records with more than one volume and will always be labeled as
Volume 1 -✔✔Master Index
✔✔the master index is always what? -✔✔Volume 1
✔✔an audio or audio-visual recording -✔✔non stenographic record
✔✔events or happenings in the courts, legislature, state agencies, depositions, grand
juries, and court commissions -✔✔proceedings
✔✔as spoken -✔✔sic
✔✔sotto voce -✔✔soft voice
✔✔style -✔✔the name of the lawsuit or matter pending before a court or an agency of
the state
✔✔text -✔✔the main body of matter in a transcript
✔✔title page -✔✔the first page of reporter's record, listing pertinent information included
within the record
✔✔what is always the first page of an official record -✔✔the title page
✔✔transcription -✔✔means the act or process of transcribing, or something trasncribed
✔✔venire -✔✔means an entire panel from which a jury is drawn
✔✔venireperson -✔✔member of venire
✔✔what is the page size -✔✔8.5 by 11 inches
✔✔what is the pitch (characters per inch) -✔✔9 or 10
✔✔margin distance -✔✔no less than 6.5 inches between left and right marginal lines
