Welcome to the Federal Official Court Reporters Group. Wanna know what it's like to work in Federal Court or want to share a story, you can post it here.
Hi, I'm a Federal Official in Cleveland. It's always nice to chat with other Federal reporters. Although we're one big family, it's different from one district to another, and that's always interesting.
I didn't realize this was a new group. For some reason, I thought I had already joined.
Anyway, I am a contract reporter for the Federal Courts out here in California aka Central District. I work in Santa Ana and Riverside. I have not worked in the Los Angeles Federal Court.
Santa Ana is my favorite bec. it is closest to me, and the building is absolutely beautiful.
Hy, Kyung. Our building in Cleveland is beautiful, too. It was built in 2002 and has a lot of nice, new bells and whistles. I feel lucky to have this great job in these uncertain times! Your courts must be very busy to have contract reporters.
We have been very slow this year in Cleveland.
They've got lots of dailies and things. There's only 2 court reporters in Riverside. And there are six officials in Santa Ana, and two of them timeshare bec. the judge has a really crazy schedule. He'll start at 7 a.m. and go to 8 p.m.
No, you do not need to be a CA CSR. You do need to at least have your RPR and four years of experience. If you would like further info, feel free to e-mail me privately through my website at www.victoriavalinecsr.com, and I will answer any questions you have.
Hello, I just joined. I am not currently working in Federal Court. I contracted in Texas working for a magistrate judge. I was wondering to get hired on the court reporter panel, is realtime a requirement?
In the Central District of CA, we only hire reporters who write realtime. Management is moving toward only hiring reporters with realtime certification. We accept NCRA - CRR, USCRA - FCRR, and the State of California - CCRR.
I am an official in the Juvenile Court of Fulton County, Georgia, and I would like to join the Federal Court Reporters' Group.
Charisse, I noticed that you were a member of the group. Please drop me a line away from the wall when you have a moment. Thanks all and Happy Halloween.
Hi there. Just wanted to join the group b/c every time I see a federal officialship open, I'm tempted to apply. But so far I'm remaining in district court. I'm chicken. So thought I might learn a few things here. :)
Anthony D. Frisolone
Nov 28, 2008
Judy Gage
Nov 30, 2008
Kyung
Anyway, I am a contract reporter for the Federal Courts out here in California aka Central District. I work in Santa Ana and Riverside. I have not worked in the Los Angeles Federal Court.
Santa Ana is my favorite bec. it is closest to me, and the building is absolutely beautiful.
Dec 28, 2008
Judy Gage
We have been very slow this year in Cleveland.
Dec 29, 2008
Kyung
Dec 29, 2008
Victoria Valine
No, you do not need to be a CA CSR. You do need to at least have your RPR and four years of experience. If you would like further info, feel free to e-mail me privately through my website at www.victoriavalinecsr.com, and I will answer any questions you have.
Feb 8, 2009
Mary Ann Taylor
May 5, 2009
Victoria Valine
May 5, 2009
Anthony D. Frisolone
Jul 17, 2009
Anthony D. Frisolone
Aug 21, 2009
Sandra Daniels
Charisse, I noticed that you were a member of the group. Please drop me a line away from the wall when you have a moment. Thanks all and Happy Halloween.
Oct 30, 2009
Anthony D. Frisolone
Oct 31, 2009
Karen Perlman
Hi, I'm wondering what it's like in the Brooklyn Eastern Federal Court, how busy it is, what are the hours like? Just wondering. thanks
Jan 17, 2012
Delicia Struss
Hi there. Just wanted to join the group b/c every time I see a federal officialship open, I'm tempted to apply. But so far I'm remaining in district court. I'm chicken. So thought I might learn a few things here. :)
Mar 18, 2014