MentalHealthAwareness – STENOIMPERIUM

Between the Words – What Court Reporters Can Learn From the People Who Interrupt

In courtrooms, interruption is often treated as a matter of manners. But emerging research suggests it is more often a matter of nervous systems. High processing speed, anxiety, and attention-regulation differences can drive people to speak before they mean to. For court reporters, understanding this distinction is not indulgence. It is a practical tool for protecting the record and restoring order with precision rather than irritation.