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Description: Pass the AAERT Certified Electronic Reporter (CER) exam with this bank of 100 questions and correct answers. Covers legal terminology, court procedures, deposition etiquette, and reporting standards. Essential for digital court reporters.

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AAERT CER EXAM BANK
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
GRADED A+ |



AAERT standards are based on....



A: federal rules.

B: live free and be free.

C: independent thoughts.

D: state rules. - Correct Answer > A: federal rules.



True or False?

When the U.S. Supreme Court rules on a matter, all other courts now have to follow that. -
Correct Answer > True



Constitutionality is decided by which court?



A: Appeals

B: Supreme

C: District

D: State - Correct Answer > B: Supreme






,What does the venue (jurisdiction) of the case tell the reporter?

(Example of Venue: United States District Court of Massachusetts.)



A: What legal procedures to abide by.

B: Whether the judge is assigned to a case from start to finish.

C: Where the proceeding is taking place.

D: Whether there will be a jury during trial or not. - Correct Answer > A: What legal procedures
to abide by.



Which of the following is not an administrative court/forum?



A: United States District Court

B: Bankruptcy Court

C: Social Security Court

D: Tax Court - Correct Answer > A: United States District Court



True or False?

The job of the court is to resolve a dispute between parties. - Correct Answer > True



How many types of courts are there?



A: Four

B: Five

C: Two

D: Three - Correct Answer > D: Three






, List these courts in order of judiciary power, starting with the highest:



District

Appeals

Supreme - Correct Answer > 1. Supreme

2. Appeals
3. District


Fill in the blank:

U.S.C. stands for _______ which is a consolidation of federal _______. -
Correct Answer > U.S.C. stands for [United States Code] which is a consolidation of federal
[Law or Statutes].



A law created by Congress is which type of law?



A: Statutory

B: Common

C: Case - Correct Answer > A: Statutory



Torts are....



A: Case Law

B: Statutory Law

C: Common Law - Correct Answer > C: Common Law




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