Margary Rogers bypassed the official Nominating Committee process to run for NCRA Vice President—a move she admitted was “strategic.” But her track record tells a deeper story: financial mismanagement, declining membership, and unresolved debts during her tenure at MCRA. Meanwhile, Carol Reed Naughton followed the proper process, demonstrated steady leadership, and earned her nomination. This vote isn’t just about preference—it’s about protecting the integrity of our profession.
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Saving Court Reporting – Why Canada’s Loss Is America’s Opportunity to Help
Canada’s only accredited court reporting program is on the verge of collapse—and with it, the integrity of legal records, live captioning, and accessibility services. Called a “national crisis” by the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association, NAIT’s decision jeopardizes justice and inclusion. Court reporters aren’t typists—they are the final authority on the record. This profession is vital, and it must be protected.
The Manufactured Court Reporter ‘Crisis’ and the Dangerous Push for Unlicensed Transcription
The myth of a court reporter shortage is being exploited to push unlicensed transcription services into the legal system. But only certified court reporters—not agencies or transcriptionists—can serve as the Responsible Charge. They alone have the authority to certify transcripts, administer oaths, and safeguard the record. Replacing them with unqualified labor threatens due process and undermines the very foundation of courtroom integrity.
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