Official Court Reporter: Verbatim Transcript Expert

State of Missouri; Liberty (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

The Missouri Judiciary is seeking a Court Reporter to record verbatim court proceedings, attend court sessions, and provide transcripts upon request. The role requires precision, integrity, and the ability to work under pressure in a courtroom setting.

Qualified candidates must hold a Certified Court Reporter (CCR) and may have additional certifications; ongoing education and strict confidentiality are expected. Equal opportunity employment is emphasized by the Missouri Judiciary.

Qualifications

• Must be a Certified Court Reporter (CCR) as provided by Rule 14 of the Missouri State Supreme Court Rules.
• May also have a Registered Professional Reporter Certification but must obtain CCR from Missouri within 24 months of employment and maintain certification.
• We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and highly value diversity and professionalism.

Responsibilities

• Record and preserve all courtroom proceedings under the direction of the judge; attend court sessions and record full verbatim records of all oral evidence, including objections, rulings, and exceptions.
• Preserve records (printed or electronic) utilizing accepted methods of recording.
• Transcribe the record of proceedings and provide transcripts to requesting parties.
• Perform courtroom duties such as marking exhibits and assisting the judge or other divisions as needed.

Skills

Court reporting

Shorthand

Record keeping

Ethics

Education

Certified Court Reporter (CCR)

Tools

Reporting equipment

Stenography equipment

Job description

The Missouri Judiciary is seeking a Court Reporter to record verbatim court proceedings, attend court sessions, and provide transcripts upon request. The role requires precision, integrity, and the ability to work under pressure in a courtroom setting.

Qualified candidates must hold a Certified Court Reporter (CCR) and may have additional certifications; ongoing education and strict confidentiality are expected. Equal opportunity employment is emphasized by the Missouri Judiciary.