Court reporter Facebook Groups are seeing a surge in anonymous posts—revealing a profession gripped by fear, bullying, and reputational threats. Reporters hide their identities to ask questions, share concerns, or seek help without retaliation. This shift signals more than online drama—it exposes a toxic culture and a platform no longer safe or functional for professional dialogue. When voices go anonymous, it’s a warning we shouldn’t ignore.
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When the Boardroom Becomes a Crime Scene – Abuse, Silence, and Accountability in the Court Reporting Profession
Workplace intimidation in court reporting isn’t just toxic—it’s a weapon. When fear silences dissent and leadership enables abuse, the cost can be fatal. Whistleblowers are met not with concern, but with hostility: “Who is this?” That question isn’t curiosity—it’s a tactic. Silence protects power. Accountability must start with association boards and court leadership. Because when harm is ignored, complicity becomes policy.
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