Government
Jan. 23, 2024
Effort to overhaul court reporting dies in Legislature
SB 662 would also have given the Court Reporters Board of California permission to alter the requirements for becoming certified as a court reporter in California, potentially ditching its state-specific test for one of two national exams.
Another effort to overhaul the profession of court reporting has hit a wall in Sacramento.
A bill that would have allowed the electronic recording of court proceedings did not come up for a vote during a hearing on the Assembly Appropriations Committee on Thursday, and effectively died on Friday, when it missed a deadline to pass on for consideration by the full Assembly.
SB 662 would also have given the Court ...
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